NO !!!!!!to both questionsORIGINAL: RICH.P In 4 weeks time my car will be 2yrs old and due for its first service. What I am wondering is.................. Will my OPC contact me prior to the date ? Will a service indicator appear on the dash ?
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Black80XSA
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You will get a service reminder, something like 28 days to service. this is urely a time dependent service indicator, which should be reset during the cars PDI, but often isn't so this message comes up early based on when the car was actually built. Costs - its std pricing across the network, just watch out for the optional extras like air con system cleaning @ £80 (remove leaves from from air ducts, and a can of deodoriser that you can buy in Halfords for £13), or even the air con system check and regas at £170.
mine definately didnt ...mmmmm..dealer just did the service and didnt refer to a warning light ,and no reminder 28 days before either,so i just went ahead and did it-admittedly a few weeks earlier than 2yrs as `i'm a bit ocd with the porsche[ORIGINAL: mojo Erm... hate to disagree but mine did get a service indicator on the dash
iankwilson
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Does PCGB entitle us to any form of discount? Ian
YES !!!!! to both questions. My OPC contacted me today to remind me my car is due it's first service. The car also indicated to me today on it's computer that a service is due in 28 days. Let's hope I can supply my own oil and get a discount on parts.ORIGINAL: dyllanNO !!!!!!to both questionsORIGINAL: RICH.P In 4 weeks time my car will be 2yrs old and due for its first service. What I am wondering is.................. Will my OPC contact me prior to the date ? Will a service indicator appear on the dash ?
dereksharpuk
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No is the answer. PCGB members are not entitled to a discount. Merely that some OPCs give a discount. Would anyone like to disagree with the way I see it?ORIGINAL: iankwilson Does PCGB entitle us to any form of discount? Ian
John H
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Edinburgh does, 10%. Forgot about it when I had the car serviced, so not sure it counts for workshop stuff, but I have certainly got my 10% off when buying parts over the counter. In fact, a set of brake pads from Edinburgh PC (less 10% and no carriage cos I collected them) were cheaper than ANY of the suppliers doing mail order. [
] Note: Edinburgh OPC only offer this because Greig & Kenny (former RO and assistant) took the trouble to meet with them and negotiate this. [
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53berliner
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[ORIGINAL: cayman No to the first and for the second a row of ££££££ flash.
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