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Discussion in 'California (Southern)' started by redat9, Oct 6, 2017.

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  1. redat9

    redat9 Rookie

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    #1 redat9, Oct 6, 2017
    Hey guys I am fairly new on the forums, and I wanted to ask where most people get their oil change done. I was going to take it to a dealership but thought I would ask before I did that.
    I have a 2011 458 Italia and although its not due for ervice I purchased the vehicle used with 1700 Miles on it and not sure when it was last serviced so I thought I would get an oil change on it just in case.

    Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
     
  2. futureferraribuyer

    futureferraribuyer Formula Junior

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    #2 futureferraribuyer, Oct 6, 2017
    Eugenio's
     
  3. TTR

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    #3 TTR, Oct 6, 2017
    I do my own, but I'd imagine "most" get it done at nearest dealership, especially on new(er) cars.
     
  4. netman

    netman Formula 3

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    #4 netman, Oct 8, 2017
    RMT Motorsports in Yorba Linda
     
  5. ferrame

    ferrame Formula 3

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    #5 ferrame, Oct 10, 2017
    +1
     
  6. jippiejake

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    #6 jippiejake, Oct 10, 2017
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    Giovanni Cusimano
    818 653-5821
    Great guy..
     
  7. kelley

    kelley Rookie

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    #7 kelley, Oct 11, 2017
    RTM great work and very fair
     
  8. darth550

    darth550 Six Time F1 World Champ
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    #8 darth550, Oct 19, 2017
    Buy the correct filter and take it to a shop you already know. It ain't rocket science, its a drain plug and a funnel! :D :D
     

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