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Servicing - Do you still go Genuine?
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Lots of conversations used to come about years ago when this came up;

Do you buy Genuine Peugeot filters when you service your car?

A service kit for a 2.0 HDi can be had for about £20, whereas Peugeot have just quoted me £48.36 plus £30 for 5L of oil (Total Quartz 10W40)

What's your opinion?

It's interesting listening to my father in law who is a mechanic by trade and as such gets big discounts from motor factors. With his involvement you'd have thought I could save lots of money, but back when I last serviced my Toyota Celica I managed to get the genuine parts from Toyota for less than he got a price for!

Everyone says 'OEM quality' on their adverts, but some parts are always worth buying from the dealer, as they are generally a better fit and finish from experience.

For me I think these parts include both the oil and fuel filters. Everything else is pretty generic. A fuel filter from Pug is £18.74 and an oil filter £10.69

The air filter I may leave as it's another £17.93 on top, for what is basically a bit of paper. But at least it will fit nicely.

What are your thoughts / opinions?
Disclaimer: The above is not to be taken to heart and is probably a joke, grow up you big girl.
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Servicing - Do you still go Genuine? - by C.A.R. - 09-08-2012, 01:14 PM
Servicing - Do you still go Genuine? - by Jonny b - 09-08-2012, 01:31 PM
Servicing - Do you still go Genuine? - by Jonny b - 10-08-2012, 02:48 PM

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