Needamaser
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That again was my issue with the 4200. Plug in electronics. Routine stuff wasn’t an issue but 400 mile round trip was a pain.
Kept the biturbo Spyder and got a DB9. Sorry!!
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Kept the biturbo Spyder and got a DB9. Sorry!!
Maseratiscot
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I did follow a DB9 out of Dingwall a while ago, he had the foot down and may have been pulling away from me, sporting chance that was you then? Pulled in at the junction on the right above CononThat again was my issue with the 4200. Plug in electronics. Routine stuff wasn’t an issue but 400 mile round trip was a pain.
Kept the biturbo Spyder and got a DB9. Sorry!!
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Hi Just a few adresses for you for Maserati service, I have not tried them so cant give an opinion one way or another. best to look at their website first.
Keith Elgin
36 Canaan Lane
Morningside
Edinburgh
EH10 4SU
0131 447 1301
Pitairlie garage
2 Pitairlie Road
Newbigging
(by Broughty Ferry)
Dundee
DD5 3RH
Scotland
01382 370 224
Telephone
07590 816 936
Email paulbuchanan@thesupercartech.co.uk
Address
Unit 1
11 St Ninians Drive
Corstorphine
Edinburgh
EH12 8AJ
Keith Elgin
36 Canaan Lane
Morningside
Edinburgh
EH10 4SU
0131 447 1301
Pitairlie garage
2 Pitairlie Road
Newbigging
(by Broughty Ferry)
Dundee
DD5 3RH
Scotland
01382 370 224
Telephone
07590 816 936
Email paulbuchanan@thesupercartech.co.uk
Address
Unit 1
11 St Ninians Drive
Corstorphine
Edinburgh
EH12 8AJ
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Gazcw
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Used them in the past for my QP. No issues and happy to drop or pick you up from the station. Prices were ok as far as I recall. Geoff is a good guy and knows his stuff.
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Thanx for the response. I am trying to choose between Migliore or Shiltech (Shiltech is closer to me..). I am kakking it slightly at the thought of my next service which includes LAMDA sensor replacement. HR Owens in Manchester has quoted £4500, hence the search for a reliable indy in the Midlands.
Gazcw
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Don't do the lambda unless you are still under warranty. No one does those every 4 years. Take it yours is a 4 Yr major with carbon canister too? Some do those, some don't also.
Carbon canister is part of the 4 year service.
It's 4 years since I had the "proper" 4 year service, and I was advised that it was not necessary to do the lambdas or the carbon canister this time. I did do both 4.5 years ago (2019). Previous to that, I presume they were done by the first owner after 4 years (2011) and I bought the car in 2014. So It could have been 8 years since the they had both been changed when i did it previously.
Eb
It's 4 years since I had the "proper" 4 year service, and I was advised that it was not necessary to do the lambdas or the carbon canister this time. I did do both 4.5 years ago (2019). Previous to that, I presume they were done by the first owner after 4 years (2011) and I bought the car in 2014. So It could have been 8 years since the they had both been changed when i did it previously.
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No need to change lambdas unless they fail and in terms of carbon canister, it can be weighed to see if it needs replacing. As far as I know neither Lambdas nor canister has been changed on mine for at least 8 years, if not longer. AV just inspected both at my recent 4 year service and no issues.