We purchased a seven year old motorhome from a specialist dealer three years ago which included a three year warranty that covered repairs up to a value of £1000. The vehicle has been serviced and maintained by the same dealer since then. During it' last annual service and habitation check a problem with damp under the floor was discovered which needed remedial action. We were advised that this work would be covered by the warranty and would take a week to do. We therefore agreed for the repairs to go ahead. The work in fact took two weeks and we have been advised that because of the complexity the total bill is £3400 of which only £1000 is covered by the warranty which leaves an outstanding amount for us to pay of £2400. At no time were we given an estimate of the cost of the work or advised that the warranty wouldn't cover the amount. In fact we were specifically told that the good news is that the repairs were covered by the warranty. We are in a state of shock to be landed with such a huge bill out of the blue. Can you advise us where we stand in these circumstances?