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Where to get service items in Dublin?

jozi · 2015-06-20 12:15:22

My little Alfa is probably overdue a service at this stage but I'm not sure where to get and air filter, oil filter etc in Dublin? I've never had to service a car before while living in Dublin, would have always got what I needed at the local motor factors back home. I'm in the Drumcondra area if it helps narrow down a…

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My little Alfa is probably overdue a service at this stage but I'm not sure where to get and air filter, oil filter etc in Dublin? I've never had to service a car before while living in Dublin, would have always got what I needed at the local motor factors back home. I'm in the Drumcondra area if it helps narrow down a decent motor factors nearby that's open on Saturday

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#2 20-06-2015 12:36pm

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Google motor factors in the area? Then check their pages or ring for opening hours.
www.google.ie/search?q=motor+factors+dublin

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#3 20-06-2015 1:24pm

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Multipart or consort any good?

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jozi wrote: »

Multipart or consort any good?

Not sure about multipart but Consort is pretty decent.

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#5 20-06-2015 6:36pm

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I'll try them during the week, cheers

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