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    Hi there everyone!

    I was wondering if anyone could help enlighten me as to the servicing schedule that my 2.0TDI Avant would be on?

    I've currently done about 8.5k and the car is now 12 months old (plus a few days!), and as yet I've not had the 'service due' warning. The oil and inspection indicators show 10000/349 and 10400/714 (miles/days) respectively - am I right to assume that I will be on longlife servicing in this case? Should there be any indication of the regime in my service book?

    On a related note, what does everyone feel about the relative merits of fixed mileage vs. longlife servicing? Obviously I don't do loads of miles and at the moment relatively short journeys?

    Thanks for any advice!

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    Attachment 9677
    The Advanced Maintenance Concept
    Maintenance concept
    With regard to the maintenance concept, we have been distinguishing between fixed service intervals and
    LongLife Service since model year 2000.

    Regardless of whether the vehicle is operated on fixed service intervals or LongLife Service, the customer is
    always reminded when an oil service is due.

    In conjunction with the Advanced Maintenance Concept, the Service Interval Display has been provided with
    two additional channels which inform customers not only about due oil changes but also about mileage dependent
    and time-dependent events.




    Fixed service intervals

    The Service Interval Display on vehicles with fixed service intervals also distinguishes between three different
    service events, but the intervals themselves have remained unchanged. The following applies to vehicles
    operated on fixed service intervals:
    • Oil change service due every 15,000 km or every 365 days
    • 30,000 km inspection service due every 30,000 km or 730 days

    LongLife Service

    In the case of vehicles with LongLife Service, several changes apply due to the Advanced Maintenance Concept.
    Basically, a distinction is made between flexible service events, mileage-dependent events and time dependent
    events.

    The flexible event is the engine oil change, for which the maximum possible interval is 30,000 km or 730
    days, depending on the driving profile and engine oil stress.

    Mileage-dependent events involved work always due at exactly a multiple of 30,000 km, e.g. inspection
    work or the replacement of certain components, lubricants or fluids (e.g. dust and pollen filter, air filter,
    fuel filter, spark plugs, timing belt, multitronic gearbox oil etc.)

    Time-dependent events involve work always due upon expiration of defined periods, e.g. brake fluid
    change (due for the first time after 3 years, and thereafter every 2 years) or the replacement of certain other
    components, provided that the mileage limit has not already been reached (e.g. changing the dust and pollen
    filter after 2 years or spark plugs on certain models after 6 years, etc.).

    The reasons for making this distinction are, firstly, to perform only the work actually due and, secondly, not to
    always carry out the same inspection work only because the oil change is due. On the other hand, it must also
    be ensured that the customer is notified in a timely manner of all due servicing work by his/her Service Display.

    The personal driving profiles and conditions of use are the factors determining whether multiple, shorter service
    visits are best, or whether it makes sense to combine various service events into a single service visit.

    The following types of LongLife Service are available:
    • Flexible Oil Change Service (LongLife)
    • 30,000 km LongLife Service (excl. oil change)
    • LongLife Service (incl. oil change)


    The Advanced Maintenance Concept has been implemented for the following vehicles:
    • A3 from model year 2008 onwards
    • TT from model year 2008 onwards
    • A4 from model year 2008 onwards
    • A5 from market launch onwards
    • Q5 from market launch onwards
    • A6 from model year 2009 onwards and production week 46/08 onwards
    • Q7 from model year 2009 onwards and production week 46/08 onwards
    • R8 from model year 2009 onwards
    The Advanced Maintenance Concept is being prepared for use in other models
    Last edited by a8 tech; 08-12-2010 at 08:17 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by a8 tech View Post
    Attachment 9677
    The Advanced Maintenance Concept
    Maintenance concept
    With regard to the maintenance concept, we have been distinguishing between fixed service intervals and
    LongLife Service since model year 2000.

    Regardless of whether the vehicle is operated on fixed service intervals or LongLife Service, the customer is
    always reminded when an oil service is due.

    In conjunction with the Advanced Maintenance Concept, the Service Interval Display has been provided with
    two additional channels which inform customers not only about due oil changes but also about mileage dependent
    and time-dependent events.




    Fixed service intervals

    The Service Interval Display on vehicles with fixed service intervals also distinguishes between three different
    service events, but the intervals themselves have remained unchanged. The following applies to vehicles
    operated on fixed service intervals:
    • Oil change service due every 15,000 km or every 365 days
    • 30,000 km inspection service due every 30,000 km or 730 days

    LongLife Service

    In the case of vehicles with LongLife Service, several changes apply due to the Advanced Maintenance Concept.
    Basically, a distinction is made between flexible service events, mileage-dependent events and time dependent
    events.

    The flexible event is the engine oil change, for which the maximum possible interval is 30,000 km or 730
    days, depending on the driving profile and engine oil stress.

    Mileage-dependent events involved work always due at exactly a multiple of 30,000 km, e.g. inspection
    work or the replacement of certain components, lubricants or fluids (e.g. dust and pollen filter, air filter,
    fuel filter, spark plugs, timing belt, multitronic gearbox oil etc.)

    Time-dependent events involve work always due upon expiration of defined periods, e.g. brake fluid
    change (due for the first time after 3 years, and thereafter every 2 years) or the replacement of certain other
    components, provided that the mileage limit has not already been reached (e.g. changing the dust and pollen
    filter after 2 years or spark plugs on certain models after 6 years, etc.).

    The reasons for making this distinction are, firstly, to perform only the work actually due and, secondly, not to
    always carry out the same inspection work only because the oil change is due. On the other hand, it must also
    be ensured that the customer is notified in a timely manner of all due servicing work by his/her Service Display.

    The personal driving profiles and conditions of use are the factors determining whether multiple, shorter service
    visits are best, or whether it makes sense to combine various service events into a single service visit.

    The following types of LongLife Service are available:
    • Flexible Oil Change Service (LongLife)
    • 30,000 km LongLife Service (excl. oil change)
    • LongLife Service (incl. oil change)


    The Advanced Maintenance Concept has been implemented for the following vehicles:
    • A3 from model year 2008 onwards
    • TT from model year 2008 onwards
    • A4 from model year 2008 onwards
    • A5 from market launch onwards
    • Q5 from market launch onwards
    • A6 from model year 2009 onwards and production week 46/08 onwards
    • Q7 from model year 2009 onwards and production week 46/08 onwards
    • R8 from model year 2009 onwards
    The Advanced Maintenance Concept is being prepared for use in other models
    Lets be honest A8........ is that a copy and paste ? :-)
     
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    yes lol
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