Fred Wallis

I have a 2 year old car that was driven 1,000 miles as a dealership demo in Year 1, and 4,000 miles in Year 2 by me. Would you normally complete the 2 year recommended intermediate service (oil, filters, and brake flush) since it has been 2 years, but still very low mileage? Or only an oil change.

737gdog

I’m in a similar situation with my ‘19T. 6k miles and two year service due next month. I am doing oil/filter and brake flush. Probably pollen filters in another year unless a visual inspection says otherwise.

Robo_Cat

I would do the oil and oil filter. Buy one of these and to test for water content in your brake fluid to see if it should be changed or not:

Pb Pedis

I'm one of those fools that follows the Porsche recommended mileage or time period recommendations for service, and then I overpay the Porsche dealer for the work. That way the carfax reveals all the maintenance done by Porsche.

spiderv6

Me too. But the relative cost is tiny. These cars are cheap to run.

And if ever I need something fixed in warranty or some love from PCNA after my warranty has expired, they will look at the maintenance history first.

AdamSanta85

Yes I would do it, but I do my own maintenance, so Oil/Filter + Brake fluid fluid costs me about $100 using high end fluids.

Seeing someone on here get charged $550 for a Mobil 1 oil change... nope.

Rich_Jenkins

Yes, absolutely the 2 year recommended service (oil, filters, brake fluid).

B Russ

Ordered, thanks. Now where is the fluid on this car

desmotesta

no need to follow that BS..

I run all rules, regulations, recommendations and practices through the filter of my gutt-feeling

no amount of research, development, scientific data and expert opinion can be more accurate than my own gutt-feeling

asellus

Follow time interval maintenance items. They're there for a reason.

Joec500

I also do most of my own maintenance (air filters, oil, spark plugs, coilpacks, brakes) Brake fluid and Coolant I pay for as I don't have the tools/pumps for that stuff, but those services are typically not often and relatively inexpensive.

I change my oil every 3-5,000 miles. FCP euro gives me free oil

Quadcammer

to make money for the porsche dealer network?

Joec500

And to maintain your factory warranty assuming you still have it.

asellus

Yes, it's all a ploy by VAG to make money.

Totally.

2010panny4S

@Joec500 Can I just take mine's to you to service, I just buy the parts. Pay you in