B12 Service?
01-20-2011, 09:58 AM
#42
I have a friend that's a good wrench and had a rack in his garage for working on his cars. He's in a new place with no rack set up yet, but help is available.
I have changed brake pads before and from the photos located in another thread it looks simple enough. No special tools being required.
I have changed brake pads before and from the photos located in another thread it looks simple enough. No special tools being required.
07-15-2024, 06:06 PM
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OK, received the call back.
Cabin filter they don't look at. If you have a history at their shop they will change according to mileage for about $100.00 for parts and labor.
Engine oil and filter change plus the inspection was $45.00.
Passenger seat heating element would be $474.00 for parts and labor.
Front brake pads are in need of replacement and would cost (for Brembo's) $405 for pads and labor Gearshiftsol. I didn't ask whether this included turning the rotors.
So now for some brake shoes. Anyone in Portland have any recommendations?
Cabin filter they don't look at. If you have a history at their shop they will change according to mileage for about $100.00 for parts and labor.
Engine oil and filter change plus the inspection was $45.00.
Passenger seat heating element would be $474.00 for parts and labor.
Front brake pads are in need of replacement and would cost (for Brembo's) $405 for pads and labor Gearshiftsol. I didn't ask whether this included turning the rotors.
So now for some brake shoes. Anyone in Portland have any recommendations?
07-16-2024, 09:16 AM
#45
Drifting
Oil Change at a Dealer - $70-125
Tire Rotate/Balance - not sure here, I haven't paid for this service in years....Costco performs this free for their tires
Engine Air Filter - I have never paid for this...so easy - filter is under $25
Cabin Air Filter - This is pricey if you pay for it, there is a mod to cut an access hole behind the glove box so you can swap the filters yourself for under $20
If you aren't handy with a car, find a different shop, or even consider just going to your local Honda dealer. Every dealer is different on service level and pricing. I took my TL to my local Honda dealer for maintenance that I didn't or couldn't perform on my own. I only went to Acura when it was something specific to the TL that wasn't shared with the Accord.
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