yep, small, big, small, big etc etc etc.
so assuming you on long life service interval . . . . . . is 20k miles or oil quality service.
Big, Small, Big, Small, Big, Small . . . . and so-on.
Service Plan Options | VWCV
Transporter T6 :
Interim service - £164 (oil/filter/Health check)
Interim service
We'll make sure to check the:
- Wipers, washers and fluid level
- Horn
- Lights
- Condition of the front and rear lamps
- Instruments
- Battery 'magic eye'
- Coolant level and anti-freeze strength
- Condition of visible drive belts
- Brake fluid level
- Power-assisted steering wheel
- Saturation indicator on the air filter (if fitted)
- Tyre condition, wear patterns and tread depths
- Tyre pressures and correct them if necessary
- Brake system for leaks and damage
- Thickness of the front and rear brake pads/linings
- Steering and suspension for wear and leaks
- Drive shafts
- Condition of the exhaust system
- Change the engine oil and filter
- Reset the service interval delay
Full service - £329 (oil/filter/Health check/as per service schedule)
Full Service
We'll make sure to check the:
- Lights
- Horn
- Instruments
- Washers and wipers and top-up fluid
- Tyre condition and tread depths
- Tyre pressures and correct them if needed
- Airbags for visible damage
- Sunroof
- Tipper system and change the oil if necessary
- Paint and bodywork for damage and corrosion
- Expiry date on breakdown set
- Engine and engine compartment for leaks
- Condition of visible drive belts
- Gearbox, final drive and rear axle for leaks and damage
- Manual gearbox oil level
- Final drive oil level
- Brake system for leaks and damage
- Thickness of the front and rear brake pads/linings
- ABS sensor and cables
- Underbody sealant and panels for damage
- Supplementary rubber rings
- Condition of the exhaust system
- Steering joints and boot for wear and damage
- Coolant levels and anti-freeze strength
- Condition of the camshaft drive toothed belt
- Power-assisted steering oil level
- Brake fluid level and condition
- ATF level (automatic)
- Battery
- Idle speed
- Adjustment of headlights
- Drive shaft
And we'll also:
- Run a vehicle systems test and read fault memories
- Grease the front door check-strap and hinges
- Grease the trailer coupling
- Change the engine oil and filter
- Change the gearbox oil if necessary
- Change rear axle oil if necessary
- Renew the air filter
- Renew the pollen filter
- Renew the fuel filter
- Perform engine basic settings
- Perform a road test
Most vans are set to Long-Life 18000mls/24mnths by the dealer.... But I've noticed if you play with the MFD it defaults back to 12000mls/12mnths (which I've done twice now....oops!)
- You can choose from two types of service regimes at VW Van Centre (Hatfield), depending on your driving methods. Your VW van also has the benefit of a service indicator on the dashboard to remind you of when a service is due.
- Service Regime One: Fixed Service (Time and Distance) – the first of 12,000 miles or 12 months
- Recommended if you drive less than 10,000 miles a year
- You drive your van mainly in town centres / heavy traffic
- You make frequent short journeys
- You often use your van for towing or heavily laden
- Your driving style involves hard acceleration and braking
- Service Regime Two: Flexible Service (Long Life Service) – the first of 18,000 miles or 24 months
- Recommended if you drive over 25 miles a day
- You often use your van for long distance journeys
- You rarely tow with your van or use it to its maximum load capacity
- You adopt an economical driving style with minimal engine loading
VOLKSWAGEN VEHICLE HEALTH CHECK:
34 POINT VISUAL CHECK OF ALL THE WEAR AND TEAR ITEMS ONYOUR CAR
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