Modded cars serviced @ Subaru
 

Has any had any experence with taking a modded car to service at a Subaru dealership.... do they get on your case about pod fliters etc...

I wouldn't take a modded car to Subaru. A pod filter won't void warranty though if thats what your worried about.

They shouldn't do. Its just when it comes time to claim a new gearbox under warranty, they can blame it on your pod filter... somehow :p

Better yet, why don't you take your car to get serviced at an authorised subaru repairer who can sign off on your log book aswell. Blue Star Mobile Technician can do just that.

+1 for jim from bluestar, fantastic service, knows his stuff and is very reasonable price wise

PS: I wouldnt trust my vehicle at a Subaru Dealership getting serviced anyway... I wouldn't want some 15 year old 1st year apprentice servicing/stuffing up my car..

I know someone who did his apprenticeship at a dealership and have heard some shady story's that have come from particular dealers (not Subaru) from recycled oil to cleaning plugs and charging for new ones, they are the good stories.

As the car is part of my salary package, i dont pay for servicing, anyone got any recomendations... i heard MMS are good. anything SOR?

Not to mention the free carbon cleans you get without asking. "Thrash car around block and perform 6 grand launches!"

[QUOTE=PIGSTi]I know someone who did his apprenticeship at a dealership and have heard some shady story's that have come from particular dealers (not Subaru) from recycled oil to cleaning plugs and charging for new ones, they are the good stories.[/QUOTE]

auto masters clocked up 40 km on my friends sti. good thing about subaru service is that they clean your car ;)

[QUOTE=uglycong]auto masters clocked up 40 km on my friends sti. good thing about subaru service is that they clean your car ;)[/QUOTE]

You happy having some careless goose putting scratches in your duco are you.

I tell them specificaly. DO NOT wash it do not touch it do not do anything we haven't agreed to doing without phoning first.