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GTS 4.0
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However I just can't get over even just using 3,000 rpm how awesome this engine is, so much low down grunt and I really like the sound it makes even on light throttle.
My neighbour who is a 911 man, reckons the sound is far closer to his 911 which is not a bad thing.
glenn duval said:Slight update. Dealer messaged to say car has left Emden, so should not be long now
Look forward to seeing your car, the best tonic ever, best wishes to you and Sue
Yes £350 from my OPC for oil and filter with my discount or £250 from my Porsche Indi.Billybod said:an oil change at 1,000 miles.
Eeek! Have you had a price for this from your OPC?!! And booked well in advance?!
Regards
Bill
My understanding is that during the manufacturers warranty period, servicing can be done by any VAT registered garage as long as Porsche parts are fitted, unlike the extended warranty that locks you into OPCs. However as this is an oil change outside of the recommended service times, I wonder if that could have any repercussions if it wasn't done by my OPC, who have said changing the oil after the first 1k is a good thing
Well they would of course as they are earning my Indi also would but anyway this is a long term keeper and it is a small cost either way.
Great news Glenn,glenn duval said:Slight update. Dealer messaged to say car has left Emden, so should not be long now
Once you get behind the wheel, all the trials and tribulations will be forgotten, I can attest to that, these cars are just awesome!
AndrewCS
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JurassicGTS said:... as this is an engine oil change outside of the recommended service times, I wonder if that could have any repercussions if it wasn't done by my OPC ...
Who`s to know ... if you don`t broadcast it and don`t tell the OPC []
What about the gearbox and transmission then, I assume that the same criteria would / should apply to the keeper principle ?
I support what BMW do for their M models, engine and differential oil changes at 1200 miles
Definitely moving toward my Indi, particularly as my OPC seems to have no ability to ring me back to book, even after 3 phone calls to them and I am one of their relationship contacts for PCGBAndrewCS said:JurassicGTS said:... as this is an engine oil change outside of the recommended service times, I wonder if that could have any repercussions if it wasn't done by my OPC ...
Who`s to know ... if you don`t broadcast it and don`t tell the OPC []
What about the gearbox and transmission then, I assume that the same criteria would / should apply to the keeper principle ?
I support what BMW do for their M models, engine and differential oil changes at 1200 miles
I will just keep the invoice for future reference rather than the stamp in the book.
That's an understatementAndrewCS said:Aye ... `communication` is not a Porsche GB strong point []
AndrewCS
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JurassicGTS said:That's an understatementAndrewCS said:Aye ... `communication` is not a Porsche GB strong point []
Worthy of a thread all of it`s own
Doesn't the OBC data logger record the "resetting" of the "oil level" or terminology to that effect as this requires the use of the Porsche software?
I asked about the cost of an oil change when my 718 Spyder was recovered for what I thought was just a jammed starter motor at 1800 miles, as I'm of the old school regarding running in and oil change, and was quoted about £450 for just oil and filter whilst it was on the ramps.
The lesson I learned was "be careful what you wish for" as I did get new oil for free BUT it was inside a new replacement engine as it wasn't the starter......................
Regards
Bill
Hmmm!Billybod said:Who`s to know ... if you don`t broadcast it and don`t tell the OPC
Doesn't the OBC data logger record the "resetting" of the "oil level" or terminology to that effect as this requires the use of the Porsche software?
I asked about the cost of an oil change when my 718 Spyder was recovered for what I thought was just a jammed starter motor at 1800 miles, as I'm of the old school regarding running in and oil change, and was quoted about £450 for just oil and filter whilst it was on the ramps.
The lesson I learned was "be careful what you wish for" as I did get new oil for free BUT it was inside a new replacement engine as it wasn't the starter......................
Regards
Bill
I didn't know that, I will check with my Indi, he is ex my OPC, one of the best technicians they had and set up on his own as so frustrated with how they operated.
Regardless my understanding is you can have any work done by a VAT registered garage and it won't affect warranty.
AndrewCS
Active member
Billybod said:
Doesn't the OBC data logger record the "resetting" of the "oil level" or terminology to that effect as this requires the use of the Porsche software?
Mmmmm ... time to `phone a friend` []
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