DB9 Service Question
DB9 Service Question
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Bluesman66

Original Poster:

54 posts

117 months

Thursday 31st August 2017
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I purchased my DB9 earlier in the year and have just received an email from stratstone saying that the service is due September 12th - is the service interval time based or will i get a service light/indicator come up on the dashboard ?

i want to make sure i keep the service history complete bit don't want to spend money unnecessarily

any suggestions/comments?

Big Brin

529 posts

272 months

Thursday 31st August 2017
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My recollection is that the service is due annually....

Rgds, Brin

peteA

2,762 posts

265 months

Thursday 31st August 2017
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I think it annually too but maybe call them and ask or check the owners manual?

Careful... I took my DB9 in for a service earlier this year and ended up buying Vantage V12S....

Rappa

663 posts

301 months

Thursday 31st August 2017
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Hello Richard,

The service is due annually or at 12,000 miles and an indicator will come on the dashboard 12 months since the last service / reset.

Your user guide / service booklet should have been stamped at the last service.

Regards,

Sean

8Tech

2,221 posts

229 months

Thursday 31st August 2017
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I would get a price quote before you go in too and get some pricing from an independant or you may well get royally shafted for a service you do not really need. They will be happy to service your car at an extorsional cost however low the mileage. You can always reset the service indicator yourself on the dash and do the service yourself if you are capable and not willing to pay the extra £500+ for the rubber stamp in your service book.

Bluesman66

Original Poster:

54 posts

117 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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Thanks all for the information

I will check the date of last service and await the service light

I will also check with a few independents - any suggestions on a good on in Sussex?

DapperDanMan

2,622 posts

238 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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8Tech said:
I would get a price quote before you go in too and get some pricing from an independant or you may well get royally shafted for a service you do not really need. They will be happy to service your car at an extorsional cost however low the mileage. You can always reset the service indicator yourself on the dash and do the service yourself if you are capable and not willing to pay the extra £500+ for the rubber stamp in your service book.
There is a thread about servicing your own supercar https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

The only issue for me is the effect on resale.

Big Ry

1,682 posts

150 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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DapperDanMan said:
The only issue for me is the effect on resale.
A few hundred saved on MD/Indy service stamps probably results in a good few grand lost at sale time.