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Air Conditioning Service & Brake Fluid Change
Combined Service Offer
£170 + VAT (Usual Retail Price)
£135 + VAT (Our Offer Price)
Saving £35
Available on vehicles over 3 years old. For service pricing for vehicles 3 years old and under, please contact your local Van Centre.
Air Conditioning Service Explained
Benefits of having your air con serviced
1. Keeps you fresh, alert and safer
2. Maintains the mechanical integrity of the system
3. Our fixed price air conditioning service includes a system refresh
Why does it need to be serviced?
Your air conditioning system can lose up to 10 percent of its gas each year. Unless it's replaced the system will be less able to keep you cool and refreshed.
What happens if it's not serviced?
The system will continue to lose gas, become less efficient and lead to increased fuel consumption. It will eventually fail and need replacement parts.
What do we do?
We drain and recharge the system; check hoses, filters, belts and connections; and make sure the compressor and condenser are working correctly.
How often does it need to be serviced?
Volkswagen recommends every 2 years.
For more information watch our air conditioning service video.Brake Fluid Change Explained
Benefits of having my brake fluid changed
1. Peace of mind knowing you'll be able to stop effectively
2. Prevents contamination that could lead to a more expensive repair
3. An authorised Volkswagen stamp in your service book
Why does my brake fluid need to be changed?
Brake fluid must withstand operating temperatures of up to 230°C but over time absorbs water which boils at 100°C. As the water boils, it turns to compressible vapour which means you won't be able to brake as efficiently.
What happens if it's not changed?
If too much moisture builds up, the brake fluid can boil while you're braking, seriously affecting performance. It can cause the brakes to fail. A spongy feel to the brake pedal shows you this has started to happen.
What do we do?
We check the level and look for leaks. We drain the system and fill it with new brake fluid. We test the system and record it in your service book.
How often should it be changed?
At year 3 and every 2 years after that
For more information watch our brake fluid change video below.