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Service?
Caz:
id say between £125 - £160 for first t&d service..
£250 is more the 40k service, which is your major one..
as above, the service indicator is determind by oil sensors and the kind of journeys you do..
Ifti:
Yup cheers.
I think Im on the T&D regime - since the car was first registered in August 08. The highline display tells me the service is due in 62 days - which is in August 09.
Do I need to request they use the LL oils - or do all the dealers just use this now?
Also, is this an extra cost? Is that £125-160 you said, including the LL oils?
bacillus:
If you want LL oil when on T&D then it'll cost extra but IMO worth it.
Teutonic_Tamer:
--- Quote from: bacillus on June 11, 2009, 07:42:45 pm ---The service light will come on if the oil sensors determine that the oil needs changing regardless of what regime you're on.
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WRONG. The oil quality sensor readings are NOT used when the SID is set to T&D. Where did you get that duff info from?
--- Quote from: bacillus on June 11, 2009, 07:42:45 pm ---Stick with the T&D regime... :smiley:
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Agreed. :happy2:
Teutonic_Tamer:
--- Quote from: Ifti on June 11, 2009, 05:43:29 pm ---My car show sjust above 6500 miles.
It states it needs a serive in 6600 miles, or 62 days.
Im guessing its on T&D servicing - yet I thought T&D service was 1 year or 10,000 miles - not 13,000?!
How much should I expect to pay for the first service?
As I do mainly motorway and A roads (40 miles per day) would I be better suited to LL servicing??
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Tell me more: have you owned the car from brand new or not?
And to be really pedantic, the T&D regime goes up to a maximum of 365 days from the last service, or a maximum of 9,321 miles from last service - whichever occurs first. Just to clarify, whilst we all generally refer to T&D being every 10k miles, or LongLife upto 20k miles, we arn't being exactly correct - simply because the VWAG system uses kilometers as its 'reference unit'. So T&D is every 15,000 kilometers, and LongLife is upto 30,000 kilometers. With some simple calculations, that is how it works out at less than exactly 10k miles! :drinking:
Anyway, sommat dont quite sound right!
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