screenwash recommendations for 987.2 Boxster?
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And there's me thinking I got given something from Porsche for free
£4.27 on my invoice.
Same as this -
http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/prod125861/Porsche-W...
£4.27 on my invoice.
Same as this -
http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/prod125861/Porsche-W...
rob.kellock said:
I have half a dozen of those each with the first dose squeezed out of them.
I used to think it was very kind of the OPC to give me a nice litre bottle of Mobil 1 in a presentation case too... until I read the invoice properly.
I think even if you brim your washer bottle before dropping it off they'll still manage to stiff you for a bottle as they'll have made room for a dose by testing the washers I used to think it was very kind of the OPC to give me a nice litre bottle of Mobil 1 in a presentation case too... until I read the invoice properly.
As for Mobil 1, I was infuriated to find that despite there being a not very old, unopened bottle in there from the last service they STILL put a new one in. I think if a 25,000 mile GT2 were to ever need TWO emergency litres of oil there'd be something to worry about!
Zyp said:
And there's me thinking I got given something from Porsche for free
£4.27 on my invoice.
Same as this -
http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/prod125861/Porsche-W...
The shipping cost is £10.79 and it appears that the going rate for a bottle of this is between £7-£9, the non-Porsche branded DR.OK is actually more expensive than the non-Porsche stuff, I assume this is why the colour is different, Porsche owners get it at a cheaper cost.£4.27 on my invoice.
Same as this -
http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/prod125861/Porsche-W...
I got supplied this today for £7.62 and was interested to see the DR.OK.WACK label on the back:
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