A Couple Of Questions
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a local shop is okay, if they specialize in rovers. otherwise not a good plan. General service is a good thing to do yourself, if you are able, and have the tools. Dealers have got to pay their overhead, and at a land rover dealership that is costly. Check with dealer about the parts you want to use. OEM will probably be ok, but they probably will not back up the parts quality. Being new with the landrover I will give the best advice I have. Keep the maintanence up, keep the records, fix things as they break. Do as much hands on as you can. The better you know your vehicle, the better off you are. I have a well loved 96 disco with 130k on it. never left on the roadside. I have spent about 5,000 in maintainence over 10 years. That includes all parts, tires, batteries, belts, hoses. I do the work myself. I save alot of money that way and I know what I have. If you don't have on try a get hold of a work shop manual. It will save what it costs the first time you use it. It is available in both book, and CD formats. Have fun, gotta love a rover. duboff
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ORIGINAL: Durfee
Thanks,
Do dealers get mad if you bring the part and just pay for labor, this will be the end of my stupid questions
Thanks,
Do dealers get mad if you bring the part and just pay for labor, this will be the end of my stupid questions
I worked for dealers for nearly 30 year and know alot of the ins and outs.
If you want a shop or dealer to install some aftermarket parts, tell them what you want and let them order the parts.
Mike
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