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THE GARAGE (SERVICE, MAINTENANCE & REPAIR) => PETROL => Topic started by: Stuwoolf on August 16, 2016, 18:49:02
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Hi all,
Not been around for a while. Hope all are enjoying the sunshine :D :D :D
Its time to get my car serviced. How long does it take to do a service, 2 hours? 5 hours?
Grateful for any help with this.
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Hi all,
Not been around for a while. Hope all are enjoying the sunshine :D :D :D
Its time to get my car serviced. How long does it take to do a service, 2 hours? 5 hours?
Grateful for any help with this.
:welcomeback:
If it is anything like over here it depends on the dealer/mechanic and the service. Major service can be two hours or so but a basic service is a bit less.
The variable is how busy they are. My service place asks me when I need the car back and tries to work in with that.
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For the interim, 10,000 i waited about 1 hour.
For the 20,000 one i had to leave the car.
Service i think was 2.5 hours
They provided a loan car FOC, all i need to do is replace fuel used. My insurance covers me to drive loaner while my car is in the garage.
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Thanks for the replies.
I have been quoted £228 as the cost of the Service which, looking at the schedule, I feel is excessive. The cost is justified by "....we change brake and clutch fluid.....". The rest of the service is checks and lube hinges.
Think I need to shop around.
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Without checking my paperwork that price is about right for this service.
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My first service (2014 diesel @ 20,000 miles) cost me £207
Just the usual filters & oil replaced.
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Again, thanks for your replies.
For a few hours work and only changing fluids £230 still seems excessive.
I guess they have me over a barrel.............
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I guess they have me over a barrel.............
I think they charge extra for that... :p :lol:
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I guess they have me over a barrel.............
I think they charge extra for that... :p :lol:
And why not? After all, Stu walks away with the deposit. :whistler:
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:D :D :D :D
Enough already :D
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Just a thought.....
As sturgeon wants scotland to stay in EU if you have any euros from when the rate was higher than today why not pay in Euros.
198 euros will cover it