service 2
I had it done on my MC a year ago and it cost almost $500. THAT's when I stopped taking the Cooper to the dealer and started taking it to Waylen, instead. Fortunately, my MCS is still under warranty and hasn't reached the first one yet.
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I'm sure Rick could help you out.
I'm sure Rick could help you out.
I took a "pass" on Service II at MAG when they quoted me $550. For my money, they were going to:
I didn't have them do the v-belt and air filter, because I am doing/having done a pulley upgrade and an intake. I figure I could replace the microfilter in the cabin, and I reset the light following the technique online (because MAG wouldn't do it).
My damage for oil, coolant, and brakes was about $300, and I felt like I got my money's worth.... something I didn't feel at $550.
- Replace v-belt (per manual)
- Change oil & filter (per manual)
- Inspect "stuff" (brakes, engine for leaks, etc.)
- Reset service light (per manual)
- Change air filter (per manual)
- Change cabin filter (per manual)
- Change spark plugs (not per manual - due at 100K)
I didn't have them do the v-belt and air filter, because I am doing/having done a pulley upgrade and an intake. I figure I could replace the microfilter in the cabin, and I reset the light following the technique online (because MAG wouldn't do it).
My damage for oil, coolant, and brakes was about $300, and I felt like I got my money's worth.... something I didn't feel at $550.
I had a similar issue with the brake flush they said it was too far away to do it at that service, but I should bring it in before the next scheduled service. Of course I had an issues a couple weeks later and they were able to do the flush then.
I was suprised when I checked my 05 MCS that the previous owner was smart enough to take to take it in and have the yearlys done as well as a brake flush just two weeks before trading it in ...all the services were done on low miles basis as it was 15K when I bought her
That has to make you feel good. Nice to know your MINI was well cared for.
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I was suprised when I checked my 05 MCS that the previous owner was smart enough to take to take it in and have the yearlys done as well as a brake flush just two weeks before trading it in ...all the services were done on low miles basis as it was 15K when I bought her
Where did you purchase your MINI?
Where do you plan to have it serviced in the future?
I live in Uniontown and have been travelling to Mentor to have my '04 MCS serviced.
Yes It was nice to see all the services up to date when I signed in at the Owners Lounge , as well as the BMW dealer I bought it at ... Yes It was bought/serviced at Classic, I found it at BMW Cleveland ... I'm figuring oil changes as I've done my Rover , buy filters take it to the quick lube .. Brakes Ect I can do , but might let the dealer to avoid warranty grief ...
I would strongly recommend not going to any Quickie Lube place like Iffy Lube. The filter is a bit fiddly to do & most likely beyond Quickie Lubes abilities.
I DIY my oil changes, but I'm sure someone up your way could recommend a competent garage. There is always the dealer, but they are pricey.
I DIY my oil changes, but I'm sure someone up your way could recommend a competent garage. There is always the dealer, but they are pricey.
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