Pre Delivery Requests?
- Thread starter churchwa
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Here's the actual print out from the dealer (UK) when I had mine set -up a few weeks ago. As you'll see the desired results come from a combination of car programming and individual key programming
These relate to a 2003 3.0 roadster and for the most part are explained in the handbook.
(Apologies for the quality this is the dealer print out not my scan)
These relate to a 2003 3.0 roadster and for the most part are explained in the handbook.
(Apologies for the quality this is the dealer print out not my scan)
The last item on page 1 - Mecca indicator? Anyone know what that is?
As a footnote to this I asked the dealer how much to programme the car and keys and he quoted me 'about £20', commenting that the first pre delivery is free. When I returned they told me it had taken a long time and this 'sometimes happens as the programming does not work first time' then wanted £60.
Moral is to get a quote and hold them to it....
Moral is to get a quote and hold them to it....
I don't get that. My first Z, I programmed myself at the dealer. They hooked it up to the computer, and I just pressed the buttons.
The system is idiot proof - it looks like the list published above, and you have touchscreen to set / unset the options. They are presented to you as a list. Not sure how this can take long. Took me less then 2 minutes to do ...
The system is idiot proof - it looks like the list published above, and you have touchscreen to set / unset the options. They are presented to you as a list. Not sure how this can take long. Took me less then 2 minutes to do ...
It should cost no more than FREE especially if it's your first time, and definitely if it's before delivery (when they're PDI-ing it). What they did is shameful for a car company that's trying to make a good first-buyers impression on you.
When (and if) you get the customer service call about the transaction, let them know about this.
When (and if) you get the customer service call about the transaction, let them know about this.
Sure the first is free and should be.
When the costs come in is if you change your mind to want something else, out of warranty or not a car they supplied.
The nav firmware is easily available on the web and a 5 minute diy job. You want to ensure you get the latest 2007-2 map disks
When the costs come in is if you change your mind to want something else, out of warranty or not a car they supplied.
The nav firmware is easily available on the web and a 5 minute diy job. You want to ensure you get the latest 2007-2 map disks
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