Billy 3

Don't want to upset anyone here,but i have used the same ford
mechanic for 20 years with my RS's and he's a top bloke.He does
not just work on fords,he works on all makes of cars and has been
the only guy i have ever trusted with my cars.How would it look if
my service history continued with the ford stamp in there.Bearing
in mind the car is now 6 tears old.I don't want no young
wipper snapper trying my car out on his dinner break .

tubbytommy

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i once started a thread called servicing and it ended up in 38 pages.

https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...servicing.html

s70rjw

iTrader: (2)

Stick with someone you can trust.

supervisor

Stick with him

steve ex vauxhall

iTrader: (5)

If you trust him, and are happy with him, plus as long as he know's what he's upto with a scoob, then no problem
Doesnt make any difference about having a ford stamp in the book as long as the works done properly and your happy with it

topman2180

The stamp will make a difference at selling time to some buyers and maybe not others. A stamp in the book is better than no stamp in the book.

Billy 3

Cheers,he is a great mechanic so i will stay with him.

TonyBurns

iTrader: (3)

Stick with someone who knows these cars, they can be fickle little buggers to work on, it doesnt mean to say your mechanic isnt any good, but I personally would only go with an expert on these engines (hence why I only use one place ) and it's fairly close to you

Tony