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Brake Fluid Reservoir Cap Recall at Ferrari Silicon Valley?

Discussion in 'California & Nevada (Northern)' started by GogglesPisano, Feb 15, 2023.

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  1. GogglesPisano

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    #26 GogglesPisano, May 5, 2023
    I’m sure it was a complete accident. You never know what will accidentally pop off on these cars as they get older. Fortunately, you can still get the buttons new.


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  2. boostedt0y

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    #27 boostedt0y, May 5, 2023
    ahh, I’ve never noticed that button before. But glad to hear it’s still available. Hopefully the dealer makes it right and replaces.
     
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    #28 GogglesPisano, May 6, 2023
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    #29 boostedt0y, May 6, 2023
    porsche club lol!
     
  5. azzurribaggio

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    #30 azzurribaggio, Mar 29, 2024
    Just called about this, their Service Advisor I spoke with said for my 2007 F430 it's a 30 minute job. Looks like I'll be scheduling mine sometime in April when it stops raining. This one has been staring at me since last year on my TO DO list
     
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    #31 azzurribaggio, Apr 17, 2024
    Just got back from this recall service.
    Super smooth, waited a little over 1.5 hours, took the tech about 15m to actually do then the rest was inspection. I was in the lounge above the service bay so I could see everything. Brakes didn't feel any different IMO. Only thing noted is I will need new tires which I already knew (born on date 2016). They didn't put the car on the lift so it was a high level inspection only. Surprised they didn't mention the sticky buttons.
    There were 2 La Ferraris there and the infamous "430IPOD" from a local ferrarichatter here, this is the blue F430 with over 200,000 miles.

    At least I got this recall out of the way.
     
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