How f**kin much?
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I know this should be in another area but I need a quick reply.
UK Impreza Turbo MY96
90K service - £650 - £700
This sound right or am I being quoted far too much?!?!?!?!
Quick replies appreciated!
EK
UK Impreza Turbo MY96
90K service - £650 - £700
This sound right or am I being quoted far too much?!?!?!?!
Quick replies appreciated!
EK
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Ok, I've been going through my cars history and looking at what needs done! cars at 83K, but at 6 months since lasy service. firstly, people have been saying the 90K service is the big one and costs a small fortune, and say it's the 30k and the 60k together (aparently that justifies the cost) but acording to the manual, everything that is done in a 30k service is done in the 60k service anyway! so from what the manual says, the 30K, 60K and 90K services are essecially the same!
Why all the who har about the 90K being so big and so expensive!!!!
Anyway, since everything has been done on schedule, the only things that need doing are:
Cambelt, Transmission oil/diff oil, Engine oil and air filter!
What do you guys think is a fair price as far as an official subaru dealer doing the servicing is concerned?
I remember speaking to my local dealer a while ago and they said back then, the 90K is basically the 60K + Cambelt and quoted about £450,
Why are they now saying £650-700??????
Help please!
edited to say: As i am replacing the air filter, I was thinking of doing that myself and getting a ITG Performance Panel Filter as a replacement, what are people opinions on this filter?
[Edited by EvilKyote - 8/28/2003 8:27:24 PM]
Why all the who har about the 90K being so big and so expensive!!!!
Anyway, since everything has been done on schedule, the only things that need doing are:
Cambelt, Transmission oil/diff oil, Engine oil and air filter!
What do you guys think is a fair price as far as an official subaru dealer doing the servicing is concerned?
I remember speaking to my local dealer a while ago and they said back then, the 90K is basically the 60K + Cambelt and quoted about £450,
Why are they now saying £650-700??????
Help please!
edited to say: As i am replacing the air filter, I was thinking of doing that myself and getting a ITG Performance Panel Filter as a replacement, what are people opinions on this filter?
[Edited by EvilKyote - 8/28/2003 8:27:24 PM]
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How F***in much? I'll tell you. Clutch failure on Chrysler Voyager - that'll be £500 please sir!! We'll at least they said please and thank you.
Scoob's service due same week too. Gulp!
Scoob's service due same week too. Gulp!
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i no it wont be recorded but why not get someone to do the cam belt and do the rest yourself..
Cambelt = £70-100 fitting £80+..??
Oil = £40
filter = £10
Diff oil 1L = £10
Gearbox oil 4L = £40
Air filter = £20..?
= £300 max..?
Just keep all the recipts...!!
Dan
Cambelt = £70-100 fitting £80+..??
Oil = £40
filter = £10
Diff oil 1L = £10
Gearbox oil 4L = £40
Air filter = £20..?
= £300 max..?
Just keep all the recipts...!!
Dan
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Find Triton motorsport in Bournemouth. They apparently have bought all Chappelgate Subaru's equipment and have been servicing scoobs for years now. I took my MY99 there and they were about half the dealer price and very good.
Not sure of the number...
MB
Not sure of the number...
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if u dont mind travelling m8 can get it cheaper than that m8
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give ken a bell m8 just finished building my 22B engine m8 top stuff
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give ken a bell m8 just finished building my 22B engine m8 top stuff
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Scooby-Si; did you get those 22B homologation papers off eBay? I was tempted to bid myself but I recognised the name so.... anychance of you emailing me a scan? ;-)
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check out the power engineering site. They list service rates. They aint cheap and I wouldn't use them again, none-the-less, they should give an idea of the top end of the scale. When I had the 'big' service, I walked away £1400 lighter, and with a tear in my eye!
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no m8 got out bid as i was at work [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
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hi evl,
guess youve just spotted how you get clobbered by the main dealers!!
i am doing the 90k myself, got an independant to change the belt
£170 all in... the oil was done by an independant £27.00
and the other fluids i will do myself over several months..
nowhere near as exspensive as the md!!!!
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guess youve just spotted how you get clobbered by the main dealers!!
i am doing the 90k myself, got an independant to change the belt
£170 all in... the oil was done by an independant £27.00
and the other fluids i will do myself over several months..
nowhere near as exspensive as the md!!!!
regs
mart
(the invisible stealth scooby)