30k mile Service quick question...did search
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30k mile Service quick question...did search
Even though I'm qualified to do this kind of work myself, I'd rather have it documented for warranty/records purposes that I had it done at a dealership.
How much is the full 30k service (all the fluids, serpentine belt etc etc)?
I'm planning to go to Glendale Mitsubishi (CA) since its the closest to me.
I can go to Freeway Mitsu in Duarte as well.
Any tips/suggestions?
How much is the full 30k service (all the fluids, serpentine belt etc etc)?
I'm planning to go to Glendale Mitsubishi (CA) since its the closest to me.
I can go to Freeway Mitsu in Duarte as well.
Any tips/suggestions?
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I paid about $550 for all of the fluid changes and a new drive belt. It doesn't look that hard. I'm at 45,000 miles now so I have several more months before I have to do it again at 60K. What I think I'm going to do is pay someone from this forum (if there is anyone here in Fresno) to show me how to do it. I can't see continually spending that kind of money for a job that only took some tech at the dealership 40 minutes to do.
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Originally Posted by mathgeek
I paid about $550 for all of the fluid changes and a new drive belt. It doesn't look that hard. I'm at 45,000 miles now so I have several more months before I have to do it again at 60K. What I think I'm going to do is pay someone from this forum (if there is anyone here in Fresno) to show me how to do it. I can't see continually spending that kind of money for a job that only took some tech at the dealership 40 minutes to do.
NO s***, 40 minutes?
Eh I'll still do it, just for records purposes.
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ya thats a good idea i would just do it yourself and if you dont know how find somone to help you the first time so your all set whenever you need to do it again.
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Originally Posted by nashmage
ya thats a good idea i would just do it yourself and if you dont know how find somone to help you the first time so your all set whenever you need to do it again.