Get an obd reader from ebay, plugs into a laptop, OR some stand alone readers available, Halfords do one That would save you about £60 for the diagnostics. Then read the codes your self, It will point you in the correct direction for the fault, then DIY or a local garage, would be cheaper. Main dealers no longer have the sole rights to do a service, other garages can, and are allowed to stamp the book to maintaind service record, as long as they follow the guide, I found they follow the guide Better than the dealers, so you get a better job done for less. Kwick fit and such type of places.
SD
November 2011