I have a 2005 Defender 110 Td5 County Station Wagon (bought new). It was serviced, including oil change, @ 5000 km. and again @ 10,000 km. The LR dealer tells me it should be serviced and have oil changed at 20,000 km and thence every 10,000 km.
Isn't this rather frequent (10,000 km / 6,250-mile intervals)? I'm keen to service as required and take the best possible care of the vehicle, but is this frequency really necessary? I wondered if the dealer is "looking for business".
I should mention that I'm in a hot and dusty region.
Dave
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Ours is 2006, and the interval quoted by stealers is 10,000. First service at 10,000 and every 10,000 thereafter. In Europe I believe the interval is 20,000.
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When I bought mine the dealer said the service interval for the Td5 is 20,000km but they recommend 10,000km for the Defender because they tend to get worked harder than the Discos. Fair enough I thought.
The 30k/50k etc intermediate service is only really an engine oil change and doesn't cost much.
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