Sparklight Gearboxes
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Sparklight Gearboxes
Unclaimed Business
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1 Reviews (last 12 months)
Does not respond to reviews
Performance(last 12 months):
NPS Score
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NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
1|1 Reviews
Aug '25 - Jul '26
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Bonolo T
1 reviews | Active since Apr 2015
9 May 2026, 16:54
RMI and Sparklight Gearboxes very disappointed
I am extremely disappointed with Sparklight Gearboxes and the RMI’s lack of mediation. In Nov 2023, I paid R52,050 (Invoice INA56972) for a full gearbox overhaul. After traveling only 27,059 km, the unit has suffered a catastrophic internal failure (stretched chain and faulty valve body). Sparklight is attempting to hide behind a 12-month warranty, ignoring Section 55 of the Consumer Protection Act regarding "Reasonable Durability." They are now demanding an additional R43,000 + VAT to fix their own premature failure. Despite involving the RMI, my correspondence has been ignored for over 24 hours
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Bonolo T
1 reviews | Active since Apr 2015
9 May 2026, 16:54
RMI and Sparklight Gearboxes very disappointed
I am extremely disappointed with Sparklight Gearboxes and the RMI’s lack of mediation. In Nov 2023, I paid R52,050 (Invoice INA56972) for a full gearbox overhaul. After traveling only 27,059 km, the unit has suffered a catastrophic internal failure (stretched chain and faulty valve body). Sparklight is attempting to hide behind a 12-month warranty, ignoring Section 55 of the Consumer Protection Act regarding "Reasonable Durability." They are now demanding an additional R43,000 + VAT to fix their own premature failure. Despite involving the RMI, my correspondence has been ignored for over 24 hours
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