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Chevrolet Service & Maintenance
Independent UK car servicing specialists Service4Service take pride in offering affordable and approved Chevrolet car service & repairs nationwide.
For the last 105 years, Chevrolet cars have met expectations, excited desires and symbolised their times. Which is why it deserves a service of equal standard to keep its maintenance optimal. At Service4Service we provide a service for your car that meets those expectations and more, maintaining its optimal performance, safety and comfort, at a much lower price than found with any of the main dealers locally.
Why Use Service4Service?
Service4Service specialises in providing Chevrolet servicing and Chevrolet repairs across the UK. Our technicians are qualified to perform all types of vehicle services, as well as MOTs, vehicle health checks and Chevrolet repairs, so regardless of what your car needs we can provide it all in one go, saving you both time and money!
We only use Approved Chevrolet parts
We guarantee that your Chevrolet will be serviced by manufacturer trained technicians using only approved parts so that your car continues to perform the way the engineers who built it intended. All of our Chevrolet services comply with EU block exemption laws so your manufacturer warranty is completely protected when your car is serviced in one of our specialist Chevrolet service centres, which means you can benefit from big savings on your service compared to main dealer prices.
To make things easy as possible for you, and to ensure your Chevrolet service doesn't impact upon your day, we offer a collection and delivery service. Either leave your car at home or at work and we'll collect it before dropping it back to you when the work is complete.
We also offer many of our customers up to 65% off their Chevrolet service compared to local main dealers, yet still use only manufacturer approved parts. Whether your Chevrolet requires a new timing belt, exhaust, brake discs or brake pads, we only provide the best. We are so confident in both the parts we use and our technicians' skills we even offer a twelve month warranty on all parts and labour, so book your Chevrolet service now!
Manufacturers Warranty will be fully protected using genuine parts
What's Included in a Chevrolet Service?
Some car servicing requirements include specialist oils, spark plugs, fuel filters or pollen filters. Please speak to one of our professional service advisors for further information.
Features and Benefits of our Chevrolet Service
As your local independent car servicing experts we ensure that all our technicians adhere to the Service4Service standards meaning:
- Our service centers use specialist computer diagnostic equipment to carry out a full health check of your Chevrolet
- Our technicians fit Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) & Chevrolet approved parts only
- We will collect & deliver your Chevrolet either from home or at work at a time that suits you
- Your Chevrolet will receive a high quality service that fully protects your manufacturers warranty
- Your car will be washed at no extra charge, when you book a full Chevrolet service
How to Book A Chevrolet SERVICE
Booking a car service or a repair for your Chevrolet is a fast, hassle-free process. Simply use our online booking form at the top of the page where you can easily follow our 4 step booking process.
Alternatively you can call us on 0808 164 0418 and one of our friendly sales team will be able to help with your service booking.
LOOKING FOR A HASSLE-FREE Chevrolet REPAIR?
Service4Service's customers save a considerable amount of money on their Chevrolet repairs due to that fact that we always work closely with our network of garages to ensure that they are offering the best prices available.
Chevrolet Brake Repairs
Sometimes, your Chevrolet brakes will alert you when there's a brake fault. Grinding or whistling noises are common indications a brake service is required. Chevrolet brakes provide crucial stopping power for your vehicle, so it's important to ensure that a brake inspection is carried out regularly on your Chevrolet.
When you need new brakes for your Chevrolet, our specialist technicians will test your Chevrolet brakes, diagnose any problems and then repair or replace the faulty components.
Chevrolet Clutch Repairs
The most common cause of premature clutch failure is resting your foot on the clutch pedal, not allowing the clutch to properly release. This is known as "riding the clutch". Clutch failure results in the car failing to drive and we want to help keep your Chevrolet on the road.
Chevrolet clutch replacement is a job for an experienced technician. Replacement intervals for Chevrolet clutches vary dependant on the vehicle and the driving conditions. Clutches do not have a recommended replacement mileage, so should be inspected regularly.
Chevrolet Cambelt Repairs
Replacement of your Chevrolet timing belt (cambelt) is a crucial part of your vehicle maintenance, keeping the crankshaft properly timed to ensure that both halves of your Chevrolet engine are synchronised.
Do not wait for your Chevrolet timing belt to break, it should be serviced regularly. Chevrolet specify certain intervals to recommend when you should replace your timing to prevent any damage, check your Chevrolet service schedule for your vehicle model.
Chevrolet Exhaust Repairs
The Chevrolet exhaust system burns fuel to keep the vehicle running, designed to efficiently remove the waste products produced by combustion from the Chevrolet engine.
Older Chevrolet model exhausts have a catalytic converter and one or two exhaust manifold and mufflers. Latest Chevrolet models use a high-performance exhaust system with one or two mufflers and tailpipes called cat-back exhaust or a dual exhaust system. We only use OEM or genuine Chevrolet parts.
Chevrolet Gearbox Repairs
If your Chevrolet gearbox isn't properly maintained, major issues can arise. Chevrolet gearboxes are designed to carry an enormous load by transmitting the engine's power. You should have the Chevrolet gearbox oil regularly checked and changed if necessary and always get any worrying symptoms or faults with your Chevrolet gearbox checked out by a professional as soon they develop.
Our expert mechanics will confidently diagnose any issues that your Chevrolet gearbox may be suffering from.
Chevrolet Turbo Repairs
Nearly all Chevrolet turbocharger faults are the result of a handful of causes usually involving the turbo pump or turbo injector. Commonly found in diesel engines, an increasing amount of petrol-fuelled engines are also being built with turbochargers.
As turbochargers are now so popular we offer a dedicated Chevrolet turbocharger repair service, including turbo reconditioning, turbo remanufacturing and new turbochargers fitted to get you back on the road as quickly as possible.
Spread the Cost of Chevrolet Servicing & Repairs with 0% Finance
4 months interest-free option
- Car repair or servicing costs totalling over £200.
- Spread the cost over 4 months interest-free.
- You pay 25% of the bill when work is completed.
- The remaining 75% is spread over 3 equal monthly payments.
- You must have a valid UK debit card to arrange the payment plan.
12 months interest-free option
- Car repair or servicing costs totalling over £200.
- Spread the cost over 12 months interest-free.
- You pay 10% of the bill when work is completed.
- The remaining 90% is spread over 11 equal monthly payments.
- You must have a valid UK debit card to arrange the payment plan.


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Informacje praktyczne
- Kiedy?: Od 2020-05-10 do 2020-05-15
- Gdzie?: Santo Domingo de la Calzada
- Więcej informacji : http://www.santodomingodelacalzada.org/
- Kategoria: Festivity of National Tourist Interest
Droga do Santiago – Pielgrzymkowy Szlak św. Jakuba: pierwszy Europejski Szlak Kulturowy, wpisany także na listę światowego dziedzictwa UNESCO. Zobacz więcej
Patron Fiesta of Santo Domingo (La Rioja)
This annual fiesta is characterised by events such as 'the rounds of the Saint', typical in this area, in which the women of the town are obliged to participate.
These fiestas were declared of National Tourist Interest for their antiquity, originality and the diversity of the events that take place in memory of Santo Domingo and his works and miracles. On 10 May, the Branches are blessed outside of the temple. The day before, at 11:00, Mass is held in the hermitage of the Saint. In the afternoon the 'procession of the wheel' takes place, in memory of one the miracles performed by Santo Domingo. The wheel is then hung from the cathedral's cross vault.
Events begin on 10 April, when the names of the young girls who will carry the so-called 'bread of the Saint' are noted. The following week the 'rounds of the Saint' begin, which last until the day of the fiesta. The 'rounds' begin in the morning, and at night the town crier goes through the old part of town to celebrate the raids of the saint in search of pilgrims. During these days the faithful also go the tomb of Santo Domingo to pray. The day of the fiesta starts with the 'Saint's lunch': chickpeas with meat, bread and wine. Then pelota matches, bullfights and open-air dances are held. It all ends the Sunday following the fiesta when the 'Brotherhood of the Saint' goes on the pilgrimage to Gallinero de Rioja. Those who attend are given 'charity': bread, chorizo sausage and wine. Meanwhile, the dancers perform the 'palo', the 'árbol' and the 'arcos' (traditional dances).
Informacje praktyczne
- Data: Od 2020-05-10 do 2020-05-15
Dane kontaktowe
Godziny otwarcia i ceny
Plan zajęć
- Od 2020-05-10 do 2020-05-15
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Do you ever jab violently at your smartphone screen because the button you are trying to push is just too damn small?
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The Apocalypse of Abraham
H. F. D. Sparks
Both the pseudo-Athanasian Synopsis and the Stichometry of Nicephorus include 'Abraham' in their lists of apocryphal books; but whether they are referring to our Apocalypse, or to our Testament, or to some other work bearing Abraham's name, it is impossible to say. Priscillian is similarly vague when he asks whether anyone has ever 'read a book of Abraham among the prophets of the established canon'. 1 Prisc. Tract. iii. Even more uncertain is the identity of the book (or books) 'of the Three Patriarchs' mentioned at the very end of the apocryphal list in the well known passage in The Apostolic Constitutions (VI. xvi. 3) – is one book being referred to here or are three? Are the 'three patriarchs' referred to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (as we should naturally expect)? Or is the fact that they occur at the very end of the list (after 'Jsaiah' and 'David' and 'Elijah') significant, and are three later worthies therefore in mind?
Epiphanius, at first sight, is more definite. He records that among the apocryphal books used by the Sethians was one passing under the name of Abraham 'which also they assert to be a revelation'. 2 Epiph. Haer. XXXIX. v. 1. The obvious interpretation of this statement is that it is a reference to our Apocalypse. On the other hand, the Testament contains not a little apocalyptic material; and this is recognised, for example, in the title of the Testament in the Rumanian version ('The Life and Death of our Father Abraham, the Righteous, written according to the Apocalypse …'). So there could clearly be confusion between Apocalypse and Testament. The Sethians, about whom Epiphanius is writing, may have used either the Apocalypse or the Testament, or, perhaps, another work incorporating material in one, or the other, or both, or neither.
Even greater uncertainty surrounds the interpretation of a passage in the Prologue to Palladius's Lausiac History. In the traditional text of this passage Palladius refers to 'those who have written the lives of the Fathers, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and Moses also and Elijah, and those who came after them'. 3 e.g. PG xxxiv. 1003–4 (reprinted from Ducaeus). But the standard modern text reads 'those who have written the lives of the Fathers, Abraham and those who came after him, Moses and Elijah and John'. 4 Cuthbert Butler, The Lausiac History of Palladius, II (= TS VI. ii; Cambridge, 1904), p. 11. Whether or not Palladius knew three 'Lives' of all three patriarchs, or only a single 'Life' of Abraham, is for our present purposes immaterial. What is important to note is that the description 'Life' fits the Testament of Abraham just as well as it does the Apocalypse. Though it may well be that Palladius was referring to neither, but to a different work altogether, now no longer extant.
In modern times the Apocalypse has been preserved only in Slavonic. Two editions of the Slavonic text were published independently by N. S. Tikhonravov and I. I. Sreznevsky in 1863 from the 14th cent. Codex Sylvester (in which the Apocalypse appears as one item in a collection of lives of saints); and these two editions of the text were followed by the publication of a facsimile edition of the MS itself in 1891. The Apocalypse is also found in some of the MSS of the Palaea interpretata, 5 The Palaea is a compendium of miscellaneous items collected together primarily to show how the Old Testament was fulfilled in the New. Individual items vary not a little from MS to MS. The basic collection is thought to have been made in Greek in the 8th or 9th cents. and to have been translated into Slavonic in the 10th cent.: over the years it was much enlarged and expanded. Besides The Apocalypse of Abraham the Palaea has preserved, among other things, The Ladder of Jacob, a number of sagas about Cain, Abel, Lamech, and other Old Testament worthies, and, most important of all, the Slavonic version of The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs. and the texts of several of these MSS have been edited.
Our translation is based on the Sylvester text (= S). This text, however, is in many places manifestly corrupt and not infrequently inferior to one or the other of the Palaea texts: in such cases the Palaea texts have been preferred. Three Palaea texts have been used: J = the 15th cent. MS of the Palaea in the Joseph Monastery at Volokolamsk (now in Moscow), edited by N. S. Tikhonravov; K = the 17th cent. MS originally in Solovetsk, transferred to Kazan, and edited by I. Ya. Porfir'ev; and R = the MS dated AD 1494 in the Rumyantsev Museum (now the Lenin Library) in Moscow, edited by A. N. Pypin.
Most of the Palaea texts begin with a prologue not found in S: we have printed this prologue in full from R and K in the apparatus on p. 369 . Some Palaea texts (and among them R and K) continue immediately with the opening words of chap. i, although this makes a very awkward connection; but others omit chaps. i–vi altogether and follow the prologue with the beginning of chap. vii ('And Abraham, having reasoned thus, came to his father, saying, Father Thara, fire is more honourable than images …'). R stops short at the end of chap. viii – i.e. it contains only the 'legendary' part of the Apocalypse and not the more specifically 'apocalyptic'. J and K agree in offering a more satisfactory conclusion, which is lacking in S; but, even here, J seems to be defective at the very end. And throughout there are many variants, omissions, additions, and displacements, by no means all of which are recorded in our apparatus. Also noteworthy is the vacillation between the use of the first and third persons in the narrative – the result of uncertainty in the tradition about whether Abraham himself is telling the story or someone else is telling it about him. Moreover, the work known as 'The Tale of the Just Man Abraham', 6 Published most recently by P. A. Lavrov in SORYaS lxvii. 3 (St. Petersburg, 1899 ), pp. 70–81. although it cannot be described as an 'abridgement' of the Apocalypse, nevertheless shows clear traces of dependence on the same tradition, and by its very existence provides an interesting illustration of how that tradition, in the Slavonic world at least, was being continually adapted and re-shaped.
Despite the wide variations in the extant Slavonic texts of the Apocalypse, and the consequent difficulty in tracing any part of it with any degree of certainty to a Greek or Semitic original, there can be no doubt at all that a very great deal of the material contained in it is ultimately Jewish. Thus, the tradition that Israel's ancestors in Mesopotamia 'even Terah, the father of Abraham, and the father of Nahor … served other gods' is attested as early as Josh. xxiv. 2 . The Book of Jubilees relates how Abraham disputed with Terah about the folly of idol-worship and how he 'set fire to the idols' house' in Ur of the Chaldees, and then how later in Haran, while observing 'the signs of the stars', he perceived at last the truth about the Creator, was thus led to forsake all kinds of false worship, and set out at the Divine command on his journey to Canaan 7 Jub. xii. 1–8, 12, 16–28. . And this account in Jubilees is repeated and developed in a variety of ways in later Jewish writings.
Yet this does not in itself prove that the author of the Apocalypse was a Jew. Christians read, not only their Bibles, but also Jubilees and other Jewish literature. They were also in touch in certain areas and at certain times with not a little Jewish oral tradition. There is clear evidence, from sources quite unconnected with the Apocalypse, that in this instance they knew some, at least, of the extra-Biblical Jewish traditions about Abraham. 8 See especially L. Ginzberg, 'Die Haggada bei den Kirchenvätern und in der apokryphischen Litteratur' in Monatsschrift für Geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judenthums, xliii (1899), pp. 486–490. And there are in the Apocalypse several passages which show signs of Christian influence, particularly towards the end (and pre-eminently chap. xxix). These passages may, of course, be Christian interpolations into an originally purely Jewish work. But not necessarily so.
A possible indication of date is the description of the burning and pillaging of the Temple by the heathen in chap. xxvii. This has been held to point to a date after AD 70. But chap. xxvii is in the second, 'apocalyptic', part of the book (ix–xxxi); so that for those who, like Ginzberg, think that the 'apocalyptic' part was originally independent of the 'legendary' (i–viii), chap. xxvii is only evidence for the date of the 'apocalyptic' part.
However, as the book stands, there are certainly connections between the two parts (chaps. xxv and xxvi make unambiguous references to the contents of i–viii). Consequently, even if the two parts were originally independent, they have not simply been joined together, but a definite attempt has been made to fuse them. And the fusion (if such it was) would seem to have been made by the middle of the 4th cent. at the latest, since the Clementine Recognitions refer to Abraham,
'who, since he was an astrologer, was able to recognise the Creator from the disposition and order of the stars, and understood that all things are regulated by His providence. Whence also an angel standing by him in a vision, instructed him more fully about those things which he was beginning to perceive. But he shewed him also what was destined for his race and posterity, and promised that these places should not so much be given to them as restored'. 9 Clem. Recogn. i. 32 (Rufinus's translation of the Recognitions is to be dated c. AD 400).
Nothing is said in the Recognitions about the source of the writer's information about Abraham at this point. Furthermore, the 'legendary' interest of the passage is concentrated on Abraham's practice of astrology, rather than on his attack on idolatry, which is the main theme of the first part of the Apocalypse. Even so, what is significant is that in the Recognitions the 'legendary' and the 'apocalyptic' elements in the Abraham tradition are closely associated, and that the latter part of the passage quoted 'forms (as Box puts it) a good description of the second or apocalyptic part of our Book'. 10 G. H. Box, The Apocalypse of Abraham, p. xvii. In other words, Recognitions, i. 32, would seem to be evidence that the Apocalypse existed, at any rate in embryo, as early as c. 350, however much it may subsequently have been re-modelled, re-written, expanded, or interpolated, even perhaps as late as the 16th or 17th cents. (the date of our latest Slavonic MSS).
1 Prisc. Tract. iii.
2 Epiph. Haer. XXXIX. v. 1.
3 e.g. PG xxxiv. 1003–4 (reprinted from Ducaeus).
4 Cuthbert Butler, The Lausiac History of Palladius, II (= TS VI. ii; Cambridge, 1904), p. 11.
5 The Palaea is a compendium of miscellaneous items collected together primarily to show how the Old Testament was fulfilled in the New. Individual items vary not a little from MS to MS. The basic collection is thought to have been made in Greek in the 8th or 9th cents. and to have been translated into Slavonic in the 10th cent.: over the years it was much enlarged and expanded. Besides The Apocalypse of Abraham the Palaea has preserved, among other things, The Ladder of Jacob, a number of sagas about Cain, Abel, Lamech, and other Old Testament worthies, and, most important of all, the Slavonic version of The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs.
6 Published most recently by P. A. Lavrov in SORYaS lxvii. 3 (St. Petersburg, 1899 ), pp. 70–81.
7 Jub. xii. 1–8, 12, 16–28.
8 See especially L. Ginzberg, 'Die Haggada bei den Kirchenvätern und in der apokryphischen Litteratur' in Monatsschrift für Geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judenthums, xliii (1899), pp. 486–490.
9 Clem. Recogn. i. 32 (Rufinus's translation of the Recognitions is to be dated c. AD 400).
10 G. H. Box, The Apocalypse of Abraham, p. xvii.