55K service - parts needed
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55K service - parts needed
So after getting conflicting messages from the dealer on pricing for the 55K service I've decided to do it myself...Initially most dealers here were asking for $800 for the 2005 USP 1.8 and then I had found a dealer out of town who was asking $400 but now they are saying it's mostly $700 or so.
Anyway - I know the following are required:
(1) oil and filter change -- I already did this at the dealer about 2K miles ago since I don't like to go 10K miles on one oil change;
(2) spark plugs - which are the ones required, any better ones that I can pick up at AutoZone/etc.?;
(3) air filter (this is listed as air cleaner - clean housing, replace filter element?) - is this the air intake filter? What's the model and where could I get it? I found this one online, is this correct?
http://www.drivewire.com/products/au...-filter/18266/
(4) dust and pollen filter - ditto as the above -- what part can I get for this?
Everything else from what I've seen is mostly "check" such as fluids, or rotate tires, inspect brakes, etc.
Can you guys let me know any thoughts on this?
Thanks a lot and best regards!
Anyway - I know the following are required:
(1) oil and filter change -- I already did this at the dealer about 2K miles ago since I don't like to go 10K miles on one oil change;
(2) spark plugs - which are the ones required, any better ones that I can pick up at AutoZone/etc.?;
(3) air filter (this is listed as air cleaner - clean housing, replace filter element?) - is this the air intake filter? What's the model and where could I get it? I found this one online, is this correct?
http://www.drivewire.com/products/au...-filter/18266/
(4) dust and pollen filter - ditto as the above -- what part can I get for this?
Everything else from what I've seen is mostly "check" such as fluids, or rotate tires, inspect brakes, etc.
Can you guys let me know any thoughts on this?
Thanks a lot and best regards!
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(2) Spark plugs - Make sure you get original spark plugs, not what Autozone recommends. NGK PFR6Q, I believe. Double check at NGK's web site.
(3) This is a typical paper air filter element. Availabe at most parts stores. Make sure you clean the snow screen. It's probably all clogged up.
(4) This is a simple paper filter located under a plastic cover under the passenger side windshield. Remove weather stripping between engine and battery and this panel lifts out. There is another plastic cover over the filer, held in place with a clip. Available at most parts stores.
(3) This is a typical paper air filter element. Availabe at most parts stores. Make sure you clean the snow screen. It's probably all clogged up.
(4) This is a simple paper filter located under a plastic cover under the passenger side windshield. Remove weather stripping between engine and battery and this panel lifts out. There is another plastic cover over the filer, held in place with a clip. Available at most parts stores.
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