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nickwrxstiV2 05 January 2007 02:38 PM

Honda S2000 service schedule
 
Has anybody got a service schedule for a Honda S2000 out there? I'm contemplating getting one and would like to know when the major services are due.

Many thanks,

Nick ;)

RAMP 05 January 2007 02:45 PM

up to 2003 Due every

months 12,36,48,60,72

miles 9,27,36,45,54 x 1000

hours 1,10 2,40 1,90 1,50 2,40

Hope this helps

nickwrxstiV2 05 January 2007 02:50 PM

Thanks Ramp,

Which ones are the major ones though? Basically, the ones I'll try and avoid buying just before those services!!:lol1:

RAMP 05 January 2007 02:58 PM

The service swith the longer times they will probably only be plugs,Fuel and brake fluid.They do drive nice and rev well!

nickwrxstiV2 05 January 2007 03:20 PM

Oh, thanks! Have you any experience with the costs of servicing the S2000?

My father-in-law to be used to have one, he often lent it to me and I used to love driving it with the hood down!

He's now got rid of it and bought a 350z with the Nismo aero body kit, very nice!

RAMP 05 January 2007 03:26 PM

No mate just looked it up on my autodata cd;)

John57 05 January 2007 05:43 PM

As has been said, servicing basically every 9K or 12 months (whichever comes first for the purposes of the Honda warranty).

I am now on my second S2000 .... the bit in between being a WRX PPP :). I have - today - had the 2nd service done on my MY05 S2000... and it cost £180 in SW London. Another dealer nearby also quoted exactly the same. IIRC the first service costs almost dead on £100.

The first 2 services are glorified oil changes - after that more is generally done.

I didn't find my first S2000 dear to own or service - hopefully my second will be the same. I think it comes down to it being a Honda .... infact the running costs of all the Japanese cars I have had has been significantly lower than anything else I have owned !

Dracoro 05 January 2007 06:13 PM

I had a 2000 model a few years ago. the service schedule was (and I don't think it's changed)
9 - Minor (change oil from mineral to s-synth)
18 - Minor
27 - Major
36 - Minor
45 - Minor
54 - Major + plugs (titanium I think so only change every 54k)
63 - Minor
and so on. Basically ever 9k miles. Major every 3 services.
Costs for my old one (may have changed since no doubt):
Minor = £128
Major = £220 I think
Tyres: £340 all 4 fitted.

It was one of the cheapest cars I've ever run (and the most expensive purchase cost to me) as I would get 28/30 mpg average over tank.

LG John 05 January 2007 06:47 PM

The difference between big and small services isn't the same as it is with a scooby. They are overall far cheaper to run than an Impreza and far more enjoyable to drive :)

Seamaster 05 January 2007 06:49 PM

Mate totaly wrecked his over christmas. no experience of rear wheel drive and he drives like a nutter . As you have to rev these cars to get anywhere (My diesel is faster in traffic !) they tend to be driven a bit faster or at least with higher revs. The back chewed his arse off and now he is one unhappy guy.

LG John 05 January 2007 06:52 PM

Please tell me he isn't from Glasgow and it was Orange! :(

The S2000 will bite you if you are not careful but to be honest with respect you should be fine. It was my first RWD car and I used to let the back end wander in the wet - I just spend thousands of miles getting to know her slowly. Common sense really :)

nickwrxstiV2 06 January 2007 04:50 PM

So, when is the timing belt done? How much does this cost?

Dracoro 06 January 2007 05:32 PM

It isn't. It has a timing chain. Never have to change and is self tensioning. No harm in getting a mechanic to check though.

nickwrxstiV2 06 January 2007 06:22 PM

Ah! I'm thining that the running costs will be so much less than my current MY96 JDM STI, even though the insurance is £600 more :confused:

SiDHEaD 06 January 2007 06:27 PM

Register on Forums -> UK S2000 Owners and goto the FAQ thread - there is a scan of the service book.

Generally my services are 150-170ish for a minor and up to 300 for a big bugger!

nickwrxstiV2 06 January 2007 06:34 PM

Cheers,

I'm actually already registered on the S2ki site, just couldn't find it!!

When you look at the prices of things for sale in the American marketplace, it's unbelievable how cheap it all is!!!

nickwrxstiV2 06 January 2007 06:36 PM


Originally Posted by SiDHEaD (Post 6516809)
Register on Forums -> UK S2000 Owners and goto the FAQ thread - there is a scan of the service book.

Generally my services are 150-170ish for a minor and up to 300 for a big bugger!

Have you as link? I can't find it!!!

nickwrxstiV2 06 January 2007 06:40 PM

Doh! Got it!:lol1:


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