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Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantNo problem & thanks for the update. This thread has been tagged so other members can benefit from the knowledge.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantThanks for posting the link, I’ll share it also on FB.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantThere are three I recommend you look at, which have been used by a few Maserati owners.
1. Autel AP200:
2. OBDSTAR X-200 Pro
3. Foxwell NT530
10th December 2024 at 1:15 pm in reply to: Brake discs & pads (Not OEM)?? Any recommendations… #21868Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantHi Antony,
Here are a couple of options to research,
https://www.superformance.co.uk/grancabrio/brakes.html
https://www.bremboparts.com/europe/en/catalogue/maserati-grancabrio-4-7/000059480-1
Do you intend cutting them yourself. If not and you are in London let me know & I can recommend a garage.
If you have a good relationship with s local garage they might be able to do this, that’s what I do.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantThat’s great & hope all goes well
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantHi Antony,
I don’t have a gran cabrio but there are two suppliers you can speak to
Lets us know how you get on.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantHi Antony,
I don’t have a gran cabrio but there are two suppliers you can speak to
Lets us know how you get on please.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantHi Anthony,
Alternatively https://www.eurospares.co.uk/Maserati
ebay is also worth a search there are some sellers that have used Maserati parts.eg sopranoeve
If you are fitting them yourselves great, otherwise if in London & you need some contacts let me know.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantThanks Lee,
I’m in and will be bringing along the Marquee assuming it’s available.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantHi Drewster,
The recommended engine oil is SAE 5W-40 full synthetic.
Shell is the most suitable brand.Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantI’ve been busy so sorry for the delayed response are you going to the club lunch on Sunday, I’ll be there.
In the first instance I suggest you’ll call Karl +447785760606, at https://www.verdimaserati.co.uk they are currently working on my Gransport.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantThis is a known issue regarding no Standard immobiliser. You best bet is to source a local auto electrician. Are you in London as I can recommended a few Maserati indies that may be able to help.
It won’t help, I had a similar issue and decided to search for an insurer that could accommodate me.
On my Gransport, I removed the tracker as Vodafone were charging a ridiculous amount to replace the unit as it was not supported and also a huge monthly charge. So I did the same and found a new insurance company that didn’t mandate a tracker.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantFrom memory the original link did have an expiry date.
I don’t know who negotiated the deal, there’s the Christmas lunch this coming,Sunday so unless someone updates the thread prior, I will ask them.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantA beautiful car and the best colour John. It was very popular on the Friday morning.
Tony Jaskeran
ParticipantThe first & easier items I’d check are the battery health, then battery terminal connections, key fob battery.
Then there’s the door sensors, after this then it’s investigating the alarm system wiring. If al L this fails it may be worth getting a diagnostic reading in case there are any stored codes.
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