[tylerdurdem]

They say they need the car for 1.5 days? I thought it was just a fluid change, but is there something more substantive going on?

[aerobod]

Originally Posted by tylerdurdem

They say they need the car for 1.5 days? I thought it was just a fluid change, but is there something more substantive going on?

Shouldn't be more than 2 hours needed, if it is just the break-in service. I had mine done while I waited at the dealer.

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by tylerdurdem

They say they need the car for 1.5 days? I thought it was just a fluid change, but is there something more substantive going on?

Maybe backlogged in service. Seriously, go to your CA for help. He should truly be your best friend when having any issues.

[RockCrusher]

Had mine in as a "waiter". Took less than 2 hours.

Trouble is the first "waiter" appointment was nearly 2 weeks away. This is due to the dealer's service department being rather busy.

[Squidget]

Can confirm the actual service can be done in 90-120 minutes. The place I was at had an observation deck that overlooked the service bays, you could watch your car being serviced. Basically, the car was not out of my sight from the time I arrived until I left, and that was pretty cool.

[cmgbk75]

Originally Posted by RockCrusher

Had mine in as a "waiter". Took less than 2 hours.

Trouble is the first "waiter" appointment was nearly 2 weeks away. This is due to the dealer's service department being rather busy.

Originally Posted by Squidget

Can confirm the actual service can be done in 90-120 minutes. The place I was at had an observation deck that overlooked the service bays, you could watch your car being serviced. Basically, the car was not out of my sight from the time I arrived until I left, and that was pretty cool.

+1. I waited with my 7 year old.

I wouldn’t let them keep my brand new car a day and a half for 90 minutes of service, which will allow you to tap its full potential. Fuck that.

[Axylus]

Originally Posted by cmgbk75

+1. I waited with my 7 year old.

I wouldn’t let them keep my brand new car a day and a half for 90 minutes of service, which will allow you to tap its full potential. Fuck that.

How do you know if techs are not taking you’re car out for a joy ride, even when you’re still there?

[cmgbk75]

Originally Posted by Axylus

How do you know if techs are not taking you’re car out for a joy ride, even when you’re still there?

At the time I don’t, I just can’t imagine they’d pick my car when I’m waiting and it’s only I Break-in service (less than 2 hours total). The car also has no reason to leave the premises as no test drive is required and there are No Car Wash signs all over the vehicle. In addition, the added deterrent of the ACE 3.0 Pro which is visible from inside and out. In summation, my car is not one a joyrider would pick.

[KevinC]

Service manager and tech want extended test drive after service performed.

[M2siast]

Recommend you ask what’s planned.
My car needed a software update and that took a few hours.

[Axylus]

At the 1200 break in service, what standard tasks need to be completed?

[Squidget]

Originally Posted by Axylus

At the 1200 break in service, what standard tasks need to be completed?

The traditional big two tasks are oil changes: engine and differential. Your car will need to be put on the lift.



I'm sure there are also plenty of inspections, checks for SIBs, firmware updates, etc.

[tylerdurdem]

Well, after telling me they'd need 1.5-2 days, it was done in about 3 hours, came back with 4 add'l miles on the clock. All good.

[Axylus]

Originally Posted by tylerdurdem

Well, after telling me they'd need 1.5-2 days, it was done in about 3 hours, came back with 4 add'l miles on the clock. All good.

Seems like a lot of miles added for a service that apparently requires no driving post-operation

[cmgbk75]

Originally Posted by tylerdurdem

Well, after telling me they'd need 1.5-2 days, it was done in about 3 hours, came back with 4 add'l miles on the clock. All good.

Did you ask why it had 4 additional miles? It’s not a Motorrad service.

[tylerdurdem]

Originally Posted by cmgbk75

Did you ask why it had 4 additional miles? It’s not a Motorrad service.

I didn't, don't really care.

[Reesnat]

Just completed my run in service today (yay!) but noted that this does not reflect in the service history of the car dashboard. Right now it only shows the PDI service at the time of delivery and the next service in 10k kms.

Can someone else confirm that the run in service does not show in the dashboard history?

Thanks!

[M2siast]

Originally Posted by Reesnat

Just completed my run in service today (yay!) but noted that this does not reflect in the service history of the car dashboard. Right now it only shows the PDI service at the time of delivery and the next service in 10k kms.

Can someone else confirm that the run in service does not show in the dashboard history?

Thanks!

There’s another thread on this specifically. Turns out some people (I believe in Europe) got it without asking.
I plan to ask them to add it next time I’m in.

[Reesnat]

Originally Posted by M2siast

There’s another thread on this specifically. Turns out some people (I believe in Europe) got it without asking.
I plan to ask them to add it next time I’m in.

Can it be added later? Tried searching for the thread but couldn’t find it, if possible please link me to it. Thanks!