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Used 997.1 service recomendation

Radek Vaclavik
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Radek Vaclavik

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Car is in the service shop for inspection now.
From first look they sent me list by email:
sparks, coils, all fluids, all filters, belt including belt wheels, brake rotors. They will also check coolant reservoir, cap and watter pump.

Mijostyn Member

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I'm sure they are including brake pads also. That is pretty much the works. If your brakes feel good, no pulsation or noise, and there is plenty of pad left then the brakes do not need to be done now.

I also have an 06 C4S , barrel of fun. Next round of tires get Michelin Pilot Super Sports. You'll feel like Aryton Senna on the grid.

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