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Old 07-07-2018 | 03:14 PM
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Mine has a service interval of 10K miles or 365 days, whatever comes first. The oil change light came on at 6700 miles, 8 months into my ownership. The initial counter probably started when the car was programmed at the port.

Reminder has been coming up for a few days, I'll need to schedule the service.
Old 07-07-2018 | 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by _RS_
But it is still going on with some manufacturers of low cost cars/engines and still using mineral oil, Toyota for example... my colleague took his for an oil change and I was staggered that Toyota want it changed every 5k or 5mo, And their advertising boasts how other manufacturers require 3k intervals! I thought I was reading something from the '80s.

Thats the dealers trying to line their pockets Now in the case of my wife car I do change it more often as it rarely gets driven more than 3 miles at a time.

Peter

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Old 07-07-2018 | 04:30 PM
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It's not 20k between services. Cycle your service reminder and you will see the10k reminder. I went through this same thought process when I checked mine too.......lol.

11k on my 2018 and loving it.
Old 09-17-2020 | 06:02 PM
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The obvious solution is to drive the car a lot more so you meet both mileage and time intervals... really, how do you only put 4000 miles in a year? My second car actually gets less mileage because I can’t bear to not drive the 911!
Old 09-18-2020 | 12:15 AM
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Originally Posted by k_h_d
The obvious solution is to drive the car a lot more so you meet both mileage and time intervals... really, how do you only put 4000 miles in a year? My second car actually gets less mileage because I can’t bear to not drive the 911!
Many of us have several vehicles so our miles are spread out among them, and there are many more reasons why someone puts the miles on that they do so stay on topic.



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