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Quote: Originally posted by doit on 15/10/2008

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Just had first service on my car - it cost £240. This service is needed to keep warranty valid. Athough car has an engine etc the van has gas and mains electric so i suppose if you want the safety checks done it takes time and costs £££s. I would never scrimp on servicing your car or van - £200 is alot of cash until you do not bother and the brakes fail, the van starts leaking or worse still, a gas heater/ fridge goes wrong and carbon monoxide enters the van with potentially lethal results. None of us like spending money, but what is your familys safety worth? Alot more that £200 i bet...

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Quote: Originally posted by MartyM on 15/10/2008

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I think they are whining about having to pay £200 to have their brakes inspected & a quick look around the rest of the caravan just to keep their warranties going.

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Quote: Originally posted by MartyM on 15/10/2008

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I think they are whining about having to pay £200 to have their brakes inspected & a quick look around the rest of the caravan just to keep their warranties going.

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Well.....they have 2 choices as I see it.....either have it serviced or dont have it serviced !!

Jenny

it does seem a lot but if you buy a new van you know it has to be serviced to keep up the warranty.ours is due 6th november (1st one) but we have had loads of warranty work done on it already so im going to hand over my £190-im not taking the chance of anything else going wrong!!!

cheb