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Old 01 February 2003, 02:13 AM
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Im overdue for a 60k service in my MY00. Can someone give me a guide price, so I know if my dealer is charging top whack???

Also thinking about substituting the usual oil & air filter supplied at service for something more exotic. Any recommendations??

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Old 01 February 2003, 06:48 AM
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The 60K service is very similar if not the same as the 30K one which I am just about to have done.

Goto Subaru FAQ to see what has to be done

The prices varies in my region between £420 and £485 but that price will come down when you provide you own stuff

I am prividing my own:

Oil: Silkolene 5W40 £34.99 x1
Gearbox oil: Silkolene SYN5 £8.99alitre x4
Brake fluid: AP 5.1 £5.99 for 500ml x2
Spark plugs: NGK PFR7B's £36.40 for a set of 4

Think my final cost to Suabru was £350 ish

Hope this helps,

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Old 01 February 2003, 12:23 PM
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60k is the big one for your car, with cam-belt change (even though your service manual probably says 45k for that). Ring around for some prices. Stick some good oil in it for sure. See other threads on here.

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NEZZ10 im about 2 have my 60,000ml service on my98 would u not recommend the parts or oil they use at subaru
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Cheers Nezz - good info!

Hoppy - yeah the book does say cambelt change at 45k, so Id assumed it had been done then! Why is cambelt not changed to 60k?
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Cambelt change depends on chassis number.

Some were due at 45k, as per handbook, but others, like my MY00, are due for change at 60k. Check your chassis number with the dealer to confirm this, and start saving if your belts haven't been changed yet, 'cos it expensive!
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My cambelt is to be done at 60K i think.

j0hnn0 - The stuff Subaru use is fine but due to my driving style and the trackdays I do though the year I like to use 'proper stuff'
when it is all changed.

The plugs that subaru use are the PFR6B's, the PRF7B's run a bit colder. I also have some braided brake lines to go on so another good reason to go for DOT5.1 stuff.
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cheers nezz 4 advice ill think i will go with what yur saying
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