oil
06 September 2010, 02:52 PM
#1
oil
hey guys, i live in thailand and have a MY97 STI
i need to get the engine oil, gearbox oil, diff oil and maybe the brake fluid changed.
however im not sure what oils/fluids should be used, if anyone can help and advise me it would be very useful!
i have checked online but have found various suggestions, just wondering if you guys can offer some advice.
the car is booked in for a service on wednesday.
i need to get the engine oil, gearbox oil, diff oil and maybe the brake fluid changed.
however im not sure what oils/fluids should be used, if anyone can help and advise me it would be very useful!
i have checked online but have found various suggestions, just wondering if you guys can offer some advice.
the car is booked in for a service on wednesday.
08 September 2010, 02:53 PM
#5
ok well got the car back,
engine oil and filter,
fuel filter,
brakes bled and new fluid,
gearbox oil,
rear diff oil,
clutch pedal adjusted,
full check of the entire car.
just under 100 quid, so i think not bad. labour was 8 pounds.
engine oil and filter,
fuel filter,
brakes bled and new fluid,
gearbox oil,
rear diff oil,
clutch pedal adjusted,
full check of the entire car.
just under 100 quid, so i think not bad. labour was 8 pounds.
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how are they making any money ?????
shell helix oil £25
oil filter £12 {if geniune}
fuel filter £28 {if geniune}
brake fluid £5 or 500ml
gearbox oil £40
diff oil £10
clutch pedal ajustment {how}
thats 120 in good parts alone unless they using cheep non gen parts with cooking oil as engine oil ,
check to see what parts they used .
8 pound labour ???????? wtf
rich
sorry about that im just jelous coz i just read where you live ....fancy importing parts to uk ..
shell helix oil £25
oil filter £12 {if geniune}
fuel filter £28 {if geniune}
brake fluid £5 or 500ml
gearbox oil £40
diff oil £10
clutch pedal ajustment {how}
thats 120 in good parts alone unless they using cheep non gen parts with cooking oil as engine oil ,
check to see what parts they used .
8 pound labour ???????? wtf
rich
sorry about that im just jelous coz i just read where you live ....fancy importing parts to uk ..
Last edited by richgreenscooby1; 11 September 2010 at 09:07 AM. Reason: me being a mong
11 September 2010, 12:11 PM
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how are they making any money?............a mechanics salary here is 10 quid a day - if hes very lucky.
things are very different here. parts are cheaper due to the low incomes in comparison to the west...............100 quid is a months salary for the average person working in a shop or restaurant.
the fuel filter and oil filter are NOT genuine subaru parts, they are practically impossible to find so you have to make do with the nearest thing available.
clutch adjustment was just tightening up the pedal a little because is was a bit loose, i was too lazy to do it myself.
also what is so crazy is that i paid 8 quid for labour, thats for 3 guys working on the car at the same time!
oh, i forgot to add that the price included a full check of the car including brake check, suspension and electrical system.
things are very different here. parts are cheaper due to the low incomes in comparison to the west...............100 quid is a months salary for the average person working in a shop or restaurant.
the fuel filter and oil filter are NOT genuine subaru parts, they are practically impossible to find so you have to make do with the nearest thing available.
clutch adjustment was just tightening up the pedal a little because is was a bit loose, i was too lazy to do it myself.
also what is so crazy is that i paid 8 quid for labour, thats for 3 guys working on the car at the same time!
oh, i forgot to add that the price included a full check of the car including brake check, suspension and electrical system.
Last edited by ironbridge; 11 September 2010 at 12:12 PM.
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