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Old Mar 16th, 2006, 20:46   #21
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Well, yes.. thats what Volvo wants you to do!! Sounds silly but even if you don't cover much mileage its a good idea to have a service on a yearly interval, such as an oil change etc.

Volvo are just doing everything "by the book".
By the book! lol
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Old Mar 16th, 2006, 21:09   #22
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the local dealer the one we have no option but to use charges £100 per hour
don,t you think it would be an expensive oil change
Of course - my local dealer charges £105 per hour and I would have done exactly what you have done and not taken it for its 12 month service after only 1500 miles, but the consequences of that unfortunately mean you've not followed Volvos official reccomendation and they can use that to refuse any goodwill payments as you have found to your detriment.

My point being, though, that its not just Volvo that would do this. It wouldn't matter if you had a Ford Fiesta or a Porsche 911, if you had not followed the official service schedule they won't play nice and give you any money off.
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By the book! lol
What haven't they done by the book?
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