AJ918 wrote:

Hi

Te link below shows Land Rovers fixed price menu pricing structure as of Sept 2018, it's quotes £275 for A interim service and £390 for B major service and cam belt change £395 would be interesting to know how many dealers offer these prices.

https://www.landrover.co.uk/Images/RET_L_O...635505.pdf

Hi

Sorry to disagree but cam belt interval is now 7 years not 9 See service schedule below 112 miles or 84 months whichever comes first. Taken from Topix.

06-Feb-2019 16:22

SERVICE SCHEDULE
CUSTOMER COPY
SERVICE TYPE: 112000 miles / 84 months service
MODEL: Freelander 2 / L359
Please note that service intervals always represent the maximum time and distance that should exist between servicing. Driving style and conditions may necessitate earlier servicing as indicated by the notifications on your instrument panel.
SERVICE ITEMS
Check operation of all lamps, horns and warning indicators.
Check operation of Windshield and headlight wipers and washer jets.
Check operation of park brake.
Renew pollen filter.
Check tyre pressures, condition, tread depth, signs of uneven wear and suitability (including spare).
Inspect brake pads for wear, calipers for leaks and disks for condition.
Check and top-up clutch and PAS fluid levels and screen washer reservoirs.
Check brake fluid level is between Min and Max. Refer to the workshop manual for more information.
Drain fuel filter water trap.
Check/top up coolant level.
Renew camshaft drive belt, tensioner and idler pulley.
Check/top up windscreen washer reservoir level.
Renew engine oil and filter.
Reset service indicator.
Endorse service record.
Ensure that all service actions have been carried out and that there are no recall schedules.
Report any unusual features of vehicle condition and additional work required.
Labour cost included in scheduled time except items marked *

Yep, you're right.

Its also showing at 10 years for my vehicle, so assuming that it doesn't need changing twice in 3 years I can only put this down to a cock-up on OSH. Either way, I have messaged CRC for confirmation, as somewhere along the line, they have dropped a clanger. They (the dealer) want even more for the 10 year/120 month service than they do for the 7th, so its possibly an error that the retailer has also overlooked. More when I get it.

Isn't it normal to change the water pump (and therefore coolant) with a cambelt change? I was wondering why neither are listed on the service schedule above.

Good point. I'll bat it back to them when (if) they bother to respond...

Re the fixed price servicing menu for vehicles over 3 years old….

Stafford Land Rover changed my cam belt and tensioner for the £395 listed.

I asked about the water pump and auxiliary belt and they said that they would check these while doing the work and change if needed but they have only changed a Freelander water pump once in 2 years and didn’t expect a problem, especially as my vehicle has only covered 44,000 miles.

Interestingly the auxiliary belt still looked new, as did the replaced cambelt (after 7 years)!

Stafford Land Rover also honoured those listed prices for discs and pads all round, and for the brake fluid change.

PS: The 10 year price probably reflects:

Renew automatic transmission oil - (Every 10 years) Renew power transfer unit oil - (Every 10 years) Renew rear differential oil - (Every 10 years)?