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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Location: Melbourne
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Can someone (preferably who works as a mechanic that does servicing) tell me what are the activities that make up a service?
I remember ringing a Ford dealership once to tell them i wanted to bring the car in for a service. I asked them not to change the engine oil as I do that myself. The bloke at the other end asked me "well what do you want us to service then if you have changed the oil". I was very surprised as I thought they would normally do safety checks, and wear & tear (clutch, brakes etc) inspections?
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What makes a car Service?
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