40,000 Mile Service
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40,000 Mile Service
Just got the ride back from the 40K service check.
Originally I asked for:
40K check
Right Front Headlamp Condensation Check
TSB 04-024 regarding front speaker rattles ( 2nd attempt - it works much better when you can come here and find the actual TSB # and give it to them - mad props to Sigma Chi)
Trunk Wiring Harness Recall
Here's what Hoehn did:
* 40K mile service completed 1.20 hrs. Labor ($85/hr) = $102.00
1 Oil Filter = $8.78
1 Drain Washer = $0.36
1 Windshield Washer Fluid = $3.13
5 Quarts Oil (@$3.65 qt ) = $18.25
Hazardous Waste Fee = $1.50
We have installed a corrugated plastic tube over the rear harness for added reliability.
1 Kit (N/C)
Customer states the pass side headlight housing gets condensation on the inside.
00700 Found moisture inside the headlight housing. Replaced the pass side headlight assy
1 Section (N/C)
1 Headlight Unit, R (N/C)
Customer states the drivers speaker buzzes when playing music see sb 04-0424.
1 Felt Wool (N/C)
Replace front brake pads and resurface rotors
1 Pad Set, Front = $50.00
1 Labor (@ $85 hr) = $212.50
The pass front door grab handle cracked during removal of the pass front door. Replaced the handle.
TOTAL = $412.88
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE = $144
The front brakes were down to .02 he said and he recommended replacement. I probably got screwed but since the car was already in the shop...
Originally I asked for:
40K check
Right Front Headlamp Condensation Check
TSB 04-024 regarding front speaker rattles ( 2nd attempt - it works much better when you can come here and find the actual TSB # and give it to them - mad props to Sigma Chi)
Trunk Wiring Harness Recall
Here's what Hoehn did:
* 40K mile service completed 1.20 hrs. Labor ($85/hr) = $102.00
1 Oil Filter = $8.78
1 Drain Washer = $0.36
1 Windshield Washer Fluid = $3.13
5 Quarts Oil (@$3.65 qt ) = $18.25
Hazardous Waste Fee = $1.50
We have installed a corrugated plastic tube over the rear harness for added reliability.
1 Kit (N/C)
Customer states the pass side headlight housing gets condensation on the inside.
00700 Found moisture inside the headlight housing. Replaced the pass side headlight assy
1 Section (N/C)
1 Headlight Unit, R (N/C)
Customer states the drivers speaker buzzes when playing music see sb 04-0424.
1 Felt Wool (N/C)
Replace front brake pads and resurface rotors
1 Pad Set, Front = $50.00
1 Labor (@ $85 hr) = $212.50
The pass front door grab handle cracked during removal of the pass front door. Replaced the handle.
TOTAL = $412.88
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE = $144
The front brakes were down to .02 he said and he recommended replacement. I probably got screwed but since the car was already in the shop...
#3
Originally Posted by Stevestr
1 Windshield Washer Fluid = $3.13
I always buy my stuff at the local VW dealership. The stuff works great, it's concentrated, and costs half that.
#4
Originally Posted by biker
The brake job seems a bit high, but compared to say a BMW325 service, it's still cheap.
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Originally Posted by slo007
I would never pay.
I always buy my stuff at the local VW dealership. The stuff works great, it's concentrated, and costs half that.
I always buy my stuff at the local VW dealership. The stuff works great, it's concentrated, and costs half that.
#6
Team Owner
I guess this thread serves as a good reminder to check the fluid levels (brake, windshield washer, power steering) and top off before service.
Charging $3.13 to top off windshield washer fluid is
Charging $3.13 to top off windshield washer fluid is
#7
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Originally Posted by jlukja
I guess this thread serves as a good reminder to check the fluid levels (brake, windshield washer, power steering) and top off before service.
Charging $3.13 to top off windshield washer fluid is
Charging $3.13 to top off windshield washer fluid is
Dont top off brake fluid!!
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wow thats rediculious.... you could of done most of that yourself, and otherwise gotten it done somewhere else for cheaper... ugh... that sucks...Well consitering that right now ive had the car as long as u have, and I have 15,000 miles on it (oh and a Brand new tranny thanks Acura ) I gotta while to go
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yikes! my car is in the shop at 35k right now and they said the rear brake pads are going to need replacing in 3-5k miles. I would reccomend that anyone who can change to a spare tire replace their pads themselves! It will take at most 10 minutes per wheel, including jacking it up, taking the wheel off and putting it back on and save a ton of money.
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Originally Posted by TinkySD
yikes! my car is in the shop at 35k right now and they said the rear brake pads are going to need replacing in 3-5k miles. I would reccomend that anyone who can change to a spare tire replace their pads themselves! It will take at most 10 minutes per wheel, including jacking it up, taking the wheel off and putting it back on and save a ton of money.
So it looks like the rears don't last too long. I had mine replaced at 50,000km (31,000miles)
I'd love to learn how to change pads.
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Originally Posted by domn
So it looks like the rears don't last too long. I had mine replaced at 50,000km (31,000miles)
I'd love to learn how to change pads.
I'd love to learn how to change pads.
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Originally Posted by TinkySD
I'll take some pictures when I change mine out. I haven't worked on the tsx brakes yet but just did the fronts on my girlfriends car. Once you get teh wheel off it usually consists of undoing the lowest bolt on the top of the caliper. Swinging a hinged arm up and out of the way and tieing it to the spring. Pulling out the old pads. Use a c-clamp to squeeze the piston opening the caliper slightly to make room for the new pads and dropping the new ones right in. No more than a 10 minute job...and that's taking your time.
jlukja, who would give it a try if he had step-by-step pics and instructions.
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