991.2 Maintenance Schedule - Reformatted
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991.2 Maintenance Schedule - Reformatted
I really don't like the maintenance schedule in the owner's manual booklet. It's not user friendly and it's confusing, so I did something about it. I reformatted it in Excel so it is time/mileage-based from top to bottom and added spots so I can track maintenance. I'm not sure if anyone will find this useful or not, but posting it costs me nothing.
Note, I'll hide the columns not specific to my car (Col. D-G) and save it on my drive that way. I don't need to see the columns for all the variants.
Also, this is for 991.2 cars. If someone wants this for 991.1, I can do that, I just need a copy of that maintenance schedule booklet or photos of all the pages.
If someone has suggestions on formatting, I'm happy to consider them.
Note, I'll hide the columns not specific to my car (Col. D-G) and save it on my drive that way. I don't need to see the columns for all the variants.
Also, this is for 991.2 cars. If someone wants this for 991.1, I can do that, I just need a copy of that maintenance schedule booklet or photos of all the pages.
If someone has suggestions on formatting, I'm happy to consider them.
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See attached. I created one PDF for each column. I optimized for 2 pages so no notes and chopped out some of the header (time since ownership and miles),
You should be able to import these PDFs into Notes on your iPhone if you are so inclined.
You should be able to import these PDFs into Notes on your iPhone if you are so inclined.
Last edited by Jay-S; Mar 6, 2024 at 09:25 AM. Reason: Updated PDFs to show only the services specific to each variant
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It would be ideal to tailor each PDF to the variant (remove GT2/GT3 rows for the Turbo file, say) but then I have too many versions on my end OR I need a dynamic file for creating PDFs. Hmm...let me think about how to do that.
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I updated and reposted the PDFs into post #5 so they reflect only the services specific to each variant. That should minimize any confusion.
I did not update the Excel file in #1 because it now has a macro in it. I can provide it if someone really wants it though.
I did not update the Excel file in #1 because it now has a macro in it. I can provide it if someone really wants it though.
Last edited by Jay-S; Mar 6, 2024 at 09:31 AM. Reason: clarification
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Very nice! I did a Google Sheets version if you don't have Excel or something local to use. Really all I did was replace the little checkbox font widget with a Checkbox data validation which you can toggle by clicking. This link will force you to make a copy into your own Google Drive:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...eZmzRpVaY/copy
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...eZmzRpVaY/copy
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