100,000km Tune-Up --- aka 60,000miles
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100,000km Tune-Up --- aka 60,000miles
Well holy crap. I called Acura today to book in for a oil change and he tells me I'm due for a major tune-up.. now the fun begins
So he gives me the usual speel about whats gonna be done
Oil/Filter
Air filter
cabin air filter
break inspection
tire rotation
check the plugs
152(or whatever) point inspection
exhaust inspection
all for the low low price of $274.95!!!!
Then add on
Transmission Flush
for $170
Then to top it all off
Change Timing Belt
$407
so thats over $800 for basically nothing....
My warranty is up after this anyways so does it really matter if I get it all done??? I can do 90% of it myself for crying out loud.. I did some searching but didnt see anyone quoted this highly for it.. thoughts?
So he gives me the usual speel about whats gonna be done
Oil/Filter
Air filter
cabin air filter
break inspection
tire rotation
check the plugs
152(or whatever) point inspection
exhaust inspection
all for the low low price of $274.95!!!!
Then add on
Transmission Flush
for $170
Then to top it all off
Change Timing Belt
$407
so thats over $800 for basically nothing....
My warranty is up after this anyways so does it really matter if I get it all done??? I can do 90% of it myself for crying out loud.. I did some searching but didnt see anyone quoted this highly for it.. thoughts?
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Timing belt isn't required to be replaced till later as part of the 105,000 mi/168,000 km/7 yrs Scheduled Maintenance.
Read your manual, or go to http://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/ to find out what's REALLY called for (or seach here even). I don't have my manual at work, so I looked the timing belt up on owners link.
Read your manual, or go to http://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/ to find out what's REALLY called for (or seach here even). I don't have my manual at work, so I looked the timing belt up on owners link.
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Originally Posted by GreenMonster
Oh, and I got quoted $500 US for the items you said would cost $275 (canadian ??)...
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Your lucky, $275 aint shit. I just dropped mine off for 30k service and its gonna cost me $430, but that includes fuel injection cleaning and some other extras.
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Originally Posted by Sims
yeah Canadian, are your sure your $500 didnt include the tranny flush? For the two combine it'd be $500 cad for me too.. but seriously, I can get it done myself for much cheaper.
I have a certifed honda tech that does work on the side that I can use if I want too (about 1/2 price of what the acura dealer charges), but I'm thinking of just doing the work myself from now on...
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Originally Posted by GreenMonster
Nope, no tranny flush. That's why the dealer didn't do the service. I asked them what they were doing for the $500, and they read the items on the normal service list (oil, air, cabin filters, tire rotation, inspections).
I have a certifed honda tech that does work on the side that I can use if I want too (about 1/2 price of what the acura dealer charges), but I'm thinking of just doing the work myself from now on...
I have a certifed honda tech that does work on the side that I can use if I want too (about 1/2 price of what the acura dealer charges), but I'm thinking of just doing the work myself from now on...
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