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      03-01-2013, 04:14 PM   #23
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MOT booked in for Monday. MDD locate Warwick which is far and still expensive.

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Is yours an AUC, if so you could get a service inclusive pack, works out cheaper as it covers your service for two years ?
Never knew that. All dealers do that? Ill give them a call and see.

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Try Sytner as they do reduce their prices if you push them hard, especially if you have some comparable quotes from other dealers. Berry are normally very expensive.
Which Sytner? Sunningdale?

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I used Sytner BMW..after I bought all my service parts (oil filter, fuel filter, air filter, oil, front and rear brake pads and discs), I rang around and the best price I got was £138 from Sytner Sunningdale. Worst was £400 - for SERVICE ALONE! Won't name names though haha
LOL Sytner Sunningdale, thats where I bought my car from need to give them a call.
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I paid £30 labour for an oil change and fuel filter change
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I paid £30 labour for an oil change and fuel filter change
Please tell me where. As i am local to you. Cheers.
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Sunningdale just quoted me:
Oil (Labour) and Oil Filter: £53.77
Front Brake Pads: £231.36 – 10% = £208.22
Micro Filter: £50.94 – 10% = £45.84
Bake Fluid Change: £56.03 – 10% = £50.45

Whats the difference Micro Filter and Oil filter?

What do you think about the prices?
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Please tell me where. As i am local to you. Cheers.
He's not in Northampton unfortunately. A good indy here is M-Tek in Brackmills Industrial Estate. Used them a few times on my previous BMW.

The guy i use is in Luton, so i normally pop by when on my travels.
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He's not in Northampton unfortunately. A good indy here is M-Tek in Brackmills Industrial Estate. Used them a few times on my previous BMW.

The guy i use is in Luton, so i normally pop by when on my travels.
Ahh ok. Thanks for the lead on M-Tek. I'll check them out next time im down that way.
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Sunningdale just quoted me:
Oil (Labour) and Oil Filter: £53.77
Front Brake Pads: £231.36 – 10% = £208.22
Micro Filter: £50.94 – 10% = £45.84
Bake Fluid Change: £56.03 – 10% = £50.45

Whats the difference Micro Filter and Oil filter?

What do you think about the prices?
i rate sunningdale quite highly, and always try to use them when i have work done. they offer especially high levels of customer service, i think, down to the fact that they are also a RR service/dealer site

as for the prices, they look good to me to be honest. microfilter is the air filter for the cabin basically, and the oil filter is well.. a filter for the oil

i say go for it
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i rate sunningdale quite highly, and always try to use them when i have work done. they offer especially high levels of customer service, i think, down to the fact that they are also a RR service/dealer site

as for the prices, they look good to me to be honest. microfilter is the air filter for the cabin basically, and the oil filter is well.. a filter for the oil

i say go for it
LOL why aren't they simply called air filters then, complicating things. How often is a micro filter changed? It don't come up on the CIC..
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He's not in Northampton unfortunately. A good indy here is M-Tek in Brackmills Industrial Estate. Used them a few times on my previous BMW.

The guy i use is in Luton, so i normally pop by when on my travels.
john?
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Not sure mate, haven't been there in a while and have only used them a few times since moving up here.
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BM Technika i think they are called.
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The cabin filter is called the pollen filter I think. Takes about 2mins to change yourself and can be bought for about £20. There is a setting in the idrive somewhere, I can remember resetting it... DIY section has a walk through
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Cabin/pollen filter= Microfilter.
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BM Technika i think they are called.
Cheers, you recommend them?
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brilliant mate, 5 minutes from Evolve on the edge of Luton. Did my smoke test and after 5 minutes said " there is no leak here, i'm not charging you what i quoted" really nice bloke as well.
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Got his number if you want it.
Might try them next. My guy is very cheap as he's a friend, but for anything that needs a specialist it might be worth going to yours. I've googled them and found them. Thanks
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I guess I done alright then at £240 - a tad of discount = £200 for an oil service and brake fluid change. A brake fluid change on its own was £80. Not much use to you guys across the pond. That was my local dealer Bavarian.
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I guess I done alright then at £240 - a tad of discount = £200 for an oil service and brake fluid change. A brake fluid change on its own was £80. Not much use to you guys across the pond. That was my local dealer Bavarian.
Assuming its including the oil.
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Sunningdale just quoted me:
Oil (Labour) and Oil Filter: £53.77
Front Brake Pads: £231.36 – 10% = £208.22
Micro Filter: £50.94 – 10% = £45.84
Bake Fluid Change: £56.03 – 10% = £50.45

Whats the difference Micro Filter and Oil filter?

What do you think about the prices?
Looks like I'll be driving down to Sunningdale for my brake fluid change.
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Hi Mate can I get the number for BM Technika, do you have the guys name? thanks mate!

Also just wanted to know, can most local garages reset the service messages on the computer if I decide to go local to get works done? Futhermore really and truly is it worth maintaning my FBMWSH, at the end of the day over a couple of years you can probably save say a grand against BMWs stupid service prices, when it comes to resale value I would imagine the price reduction for a non FMBWSH car would be less than a grand - if so you're doing better off - just thinking aloud lol.

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