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Is There Anyone in North Alabama That Can Do a Maserati Oil Change?

Discussion in 'South Central - USA (TN, MS, AL, GA)' started by powerpig, Dec 3, 2013.

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  1. powerpig

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    #1 powerpig, Dec 3, 2013
    I guess I got spoiled living in NoVA for many years. Several dealers and indies in the area could do an oil change with no problem.

    I had one Huntsville Jaguar dealer that assured me that they could do the oil service, but he jacked me around for a couple of months saying he had to order parts, parts on backorder, etc. It's an 02 Spyder and is overdue. Any help would be appreciated.
     
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    #3 shmark, Dec 4, 2013
    Ok I have to ask, so what makes it difficult? Oil, filter, washer, access?
     
  4. powerpig

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    #5 parkerfe, Dec 6, 2013
    How about doing it yourself?
     
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    #6 Futureman, Dec 6, 2013
    You are in no man's land for Italian car service.
     
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    #7 carguy, Dec 10, 2013
    If I wasn't so far away from you (Columbus / Phenix City area) I would be happy to do the oil change for you. I've owned and worked on a few Ferraris and a Maserati on the past, and miss them dearly! It's a great source of satisfaction and accomplishment to work on an Italian exotic. Changing the oil in your Maserati is not a bad job to do. You can order an oil change kit from a reputable source and do the job at home.

    Since relocating from the North down here, I've only seen 1 Italian exotic in several months. Lots of vettes, mustangs, and other interesting cars....but come on...where are those fine Italian machines? There is a new Lambo Aventador in town - saw it on a Sunday drive a few weeks ago....what a shock! Awesome....
     
  8. powerpig

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    #8 powerpig, Dec 13, 2013
    Thanks for the comments. I would do it myself, but I've been told if you don't know what you're doing with a dry sump engine, you could screw things up. I'll probably try and go to Ferrari of Atlanta over the holidays. When I lived in Mississippi, I used to have my Ferrari trucked there.
     

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