The service book that came with the car has room for 12 stamps. On a car that is 20 years old, many owners have now run out of space. This page has a printable continuation, which numbers the services from the 13th to the 24th, so the book carries on as a numerical sequel to the original pages.
What each slip has
Each slip follows the layout of the book's own pages. It is headed with the service number and the line "Due annually or every 10 000 miles / 15 000 km", with a date and mileage. There is a box for the engine oil change, with oil quality (ACEA) and viscosity. Below that is a yes/no tick list for the remote control battery, air cleaner element, brake fluid, spark plugs, fuel filter and timing belt, then a box for the servicing repairer's stamp and signature. The "next service" date and mileage go at the bottom. The slips have the same wording on every page, so the tick list is a record of what was done at that service and doesn't say what is due at each one.
Using it
- Print the PDF on A4 at 100% (don't let the printer shrink it to fit), so that the slips are the same size as the pages in your book.
- Trim each slip to size, using the original pages as a guide.
- Stick them into the back of the book, or over the end of the existing pages, in number order.
- Take the book to your next service and ask for the stamp and signature on the next free slip.
History of the file
- In 2015 an owner asked whether anyone made a continuation booklet. Another got a scan of a continuation page and had a graphic designer friend renumber it to carry on from the 12th service.
- In 2016 two PDFs were posted for download, the 13th to the 18th and the 19th to the 24th.
- In 2018 another owner made a version that can be printed back to back from one PDF, so that the slips run on like the rest of the book. It is shared on Google Drive, but the link is cut off in the saved page and isn't included here.
- Later in 2018 the combined 13th to 24th PDF that is on this page was posted.