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14-07-2006, 02:22 PM
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Hi
I was just wondering what different car servcies should cost? I have been changing my own oil and filter for the past three years, and I got quotes that ranged from $160-190 for the same thing. Is this too expensive? I am asking because it has been three years and 100 000 since my last proper service, so I am wondering what I need to get done? I was going to take it to one of the above places for a thorough servcie, but then they told me the prices for just the engine oil and filter change - aarrrgghhh!!! Is this the norm now? So what is it that I should have changed/replaced at this stage? I am booked in for an LPG conversion in three weeks, and I have just had my brakes done, so what else should I have looked at? The car is a 97 EL Futura Stationwagon, auto, 270 000 Cheers Shaun |
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What should I expect to pay for certain services
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