[MikePhDPE]

I've seen online for B or C Markets these PDFs for each service where you can check off all the items done. I would like to find this for the A markets so I can just fill it out and keep it for my records when I do my own maintenance in case Porsche ever tries to give me a hard time for warranty repairs.

Can anybody point me in the right direction?

 

[InTgr8r]

interested as well.

 

[JazzCatGab]

Are the lists in the service manual not helpful? Maybe I'm not understanding the question, particularly the A, B, and C markets.

 

[MikePhDPE]

Maybe I'm not understanding the question, particularly the A, B, and C markets.

Porsche has different "markets" or regions of the world that apparently have different forms for service. The attached is an example of what i'm looking for but maybe for every mileage and for USA which I'm assuming is market A.

 

[Chris NZ]

I would assume that as far as Warranty compliance is concerned Porsche would only recognise work done by a certified Porsche technician.

 

[JazzCatGab]

Porsche has different "markets" or regions of the world that apparently have different forms for service. The attached is an example of what i'm looking for but maybe for every mileage and for USA which I'm assuming is market A.

Ah, thanks for the explanation. I'm still wondering why the 5-6 pages in the maintenance booklet that came with your car doesn't answer your questions for intervals by time/mileage. I saw a few things in mine that I assume (and you know that old saying) were dependent on results of looking at the item and determining if it needs service. For example, the "oil change" group listed spark plugs, but had no check by it for interval. My assumption is that they will check the spark plugs whenever diagnostics indicates a need. If you wish, I can make a pdf of the pages in my booklet, which should be the same in Kentucky as Florida, IMHO.