4 years of ownership
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Burning Brakes
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In a few weeks, I will be at 4 years of ownership with my Spyder. It is time for a major service. I am wondering what other owners consider as essential for a 4 year service vs optional. My car has just under 14000 miles. For instance, do I need to really need to change spark plugs at 4 years if only 14000 miles? Does brake fluid really need to be changed if it is reading low moisture with a brake fluid tester, etc, etc.
Thanks.
Thanks.
I will not comment much on the spark plugs since that has been well discussed here and elsewhere. It’s a matter of personal preference of following manufacturer recommendation versus real-world practicality. I never argue with a manufacturer because I might need the manufacturer to back me up in a warranty or even a non-warranty situation, and the first thing they do is determine if the owner followed their service schedule. Porsche offers Porsche-backed warranty for years 5-12, and since I have purchased that plan on other Porsches, I do the maintenance according to the schedule so the warranty coverage will be there for me if the engine decides to blow up.
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