Payney46
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How to retrieve
Service history
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Payney46
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Would you know how to retrieve service historyHello
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If there's no service book you could ask the previous owner. If it was serviced at the main dealer they may know. If it was done at a local garage then I doubt you'll ever know.
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Hippo
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They carry out the missed servicing now, in order to be able to claim full service history as the vehicle is then up to date on servicing. Its not ideal as items like auto gearbox oil changes not being done when they should, would potentially cause damage to the box. There's always the risk they've lied anorl.
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you're probably quite right! but how can you invent servicing?? you can't 'give it a good once over' then fill a book full of stamps! plus the dealer wont change gearbox oil as they are sealed for life
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The theory is they have at least brought it up to current standard as they have changed all the service bits, be it a bit late in it's life. In theory the new owner won't need to change them.you're probably quite right! but how can you invent servicing?? you can't 'give it a good once over' then fill a book full of stamps! plus the dealer wont change gearbox oil as they are sealed for life
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My car was 25k overdue according to the dash, if I service it 5 times in one go does that mean it's up to date
Hippo
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Yes but no cheating. Yer need to change the engine oil 5 times anorl.My car was 25k overdue according to the dash, if I service it 5 times in one go does that mean it's up to date
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I was gonna put the mileage back by 30K then change the oil and stamp the book, then put it forward 5k change the oil and stamp the book, repeat where necessary
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Worked for arthur daily.I was gonna put the mileage back by 30K then change the oil and stamp the book, then put it forward 5k change the oil and stamp the book, repeat where necessary
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19 service stamps on mine. The guy must have worked there long time as throughout the 19 years he still used the same pen
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That's 19 more than me, didn't even get a book!19 service stamps on mine. The guy must have worked there long time as throughout the 19 years he still used the same pen
RangeRoller dt
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Probably in the glovebox of V8bobs Defender
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I got the lot. Radio book (no original radio ) LR assured warranty extensions, 2keys everything. Original too I know who had it from day1.
) LR assured warranty extensions, 2keys everything. Original too I know who had it from day1.
