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Consumer Rights Act 2015 (i.e. The Law) says you only have to allow the seller ONE attempt to make the goods conform to contract, not 3.
If you're exercising your Initial/Short Term Right To Reject then you don't have to allow them ANY repair attempts. The flip side is that you have to prove the non-conformance exists, and existed at the time of sale. (With the oil leak issue this is a moot point).
If you're exercising your Initial/Short Term Right To Reject then you don't have to allow them ANY repair attempts. The flip side is that you have to prove the non-conformance exists, and existed at the time of sale. (With the oil leak issue this is a moot point).