The authorized center from Volvo Penta RENIERIS marine thanks to the continuous training in the latest Volvo Penta technologies and maintenance methods, advanced diagnostic systems as well as the use of genuine Volvo Penta spare parts, guarantees and ensures the optimal condition of your engine.
We design the service and support tailored to the needs of each boat, with regular inspection and up-to-date maintenance programs.
Well-designed maintenance and specialization are the keys to ensuring maximum efficiency and minimum fuel consumption throughout your engine life.
Maximize the operating time and value of your investment, ensuring that your boat will give you endless hours of smooth operation.
Useful tips to remember:
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE OPERATOR’S MANUAL
Adherence to service recommendations in the operator’s manual will prevent unnecessary wear, will reduce downtime
and will maximize efficiency and engine life
The engine manual supplied with your engine determines the required service intervals and the quality of fuel, oil and coolant to be used with your engine.
YOUR ENGINE MUST BE REGISTERED
Registering your engine ensures that any authorized workshop in your area is ready to support the engine
and is close to you with the right spare parts and service.
It also helps to provide you with important information.
MEET THE SERVICE PROTOCOL
The service protocol contains the required maintenance points for the engine in a single document.
The service protocol completes the operator manual and will give you a maintenance overview.
For older engines, the service protocol is included in the operator’s manual.
For engines manufactured after 2006, you can download the service protocol HERE
OIL ANALYSIS FOR BETTER CONTROL
Regular use of Volvo Penta oil analysis makes trends visible and provides early warning of abnormal wear
of engine components.
This information can help you plan preventive maintenance and component changes
to avoid unscheduled downtime, reduce repair costs, and increase overall productivity.
