SevenStoryDrop
06-13-2005, 03:41 PM
My dealer is calling me about getting the 10k mile mainenance done, so i am curious what about what is included, and do you think that it is worth whatever they are charging?
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View Full Version : What does the 10,000 mile maintenance include? SevenStoryDrop 06-13-2005, 03:41 PM My dealer is calling me about getting the 10k mile mainenance done, so i am curious what about what is included, and do you think that it is worth whatever they are charging? Thanks Acostafan 06-13-2005, 04:20 PM Why don't you ask him? Or check your owner's manual? MikeWRX-NJ 06-13-2005, 04:33 PM according to my 03 manual the 12k mile service (no 10k for my car) involved tire rotation and oil/filter change. what is the dealer telling you is neccesary and how much are they trying to charge? SevenStoryDrop 06-13-2005, 04:56 PM I looked at the manual and only saw a 12k as well, that is my reason for questioning... Just seeing if anyone else got a call. Thanks aren040 06-13-2005, 04:57 PM I just went in for the 15K maintanence and be careful about what the dealer tells you. On the list they gave me it was a bunch of check this and check that (most of which had nothing about replacing parts in it) then all the way at the end they had another item that said check and inspect car.... at this point I turned to the dealer and said "isnt this what the previouse points are for anyway?" .... 190 bux down the drain because I want some BS dealer papers that said I maintained the vehicle through the dealer (mostly for resale value). But I am really debating if it is worth taking a hit on the car at resale or speding more money for dealer papers. SevenStoryDrop 06-13-2005, 05:55 PM Yeah, that's what I figured, some BS way for them to make an extra buck. And I am not totally confident in the dealerships garadge. I have yet for them to fix an issue the first time I have taken the car in... eltrouble 06-13-2005, 07:05 PM don't ever take your car to the dealerships for basic maintenance work. you save yourself a WHOLE lot of money just by doing it yourself (plus it's fun). If you take your car in, they'll most likely throw it to the 18 year old kid working the lube rack, and I do not trust guys fresh out of high school with my car. ;) tekfoc 06-13-2005, 07:46 PM don't ever take your car to the dealerships for basic maintenance work. you save yourself a WHOLE lot of money just by doing it yourself (plus it's fun). If you take your car in, they'll most likely throw it to the 18 year old kid working the lube rack, and I do not trust guys fresh out of high school with my car. ;) yup and then they tell you i need to test drive your car. and you know what that means :devil: kevinh211 06-13-2005, 08:07 PM my dealer doesnt have a 10,000 mile service but they do have 7,500 and 15,000 service.... 3,000 Miles or 3 Months Change Oil & Oil Filter Check & Adjust Belts Check & Tighten Hoses Check & Adjust All Fluid Levels Check & Adjust Tire PressureOperation Test A/C Operation Check Operation of Power Windows Door Locks & Mirrors Check Operation of Interior & Exterior Lights Check Windshield Washer Operation Road Test 7,500 Miles or 7 1/2 Months, Repeated at 22,500 - 37,500 - 52,500 - 67,500 - 82,500 - 97,500 Change Oil & Oil Filter Inspect & Adjust Belts Inspect & Tighten Hoses Check & Adjust All Fluid Levels Service Battery & Check Charging System Inspect Axels & Axle Boots Check Windshield Washer Operation Check Tire Condition Check Tire Pressure & Adjust as Needed Check ABS Operation Inspect Front & Rear Brakes Adjust Cluth Freeplay as Needed Adjust Hillholder as Needed Inspect Exhaust System Balance 2 Front Wheels Check Sunroof Operation Road Test 15,000 Miles or 15 Months, Repeated at 45,000 - 75,000 Change Oil & Oil Filter Inspect & Adjust Belts Inspect & Tighten Hoses Check & Adjust All Fluid Levels Service Battery & Check Charging System Test Windshield Washer Operation Inspect Parking Brake Operation Replace Spark Plugs Replace Air Filter Inspect Axels & Axle Boots Test A/C Operation & Temperature 4 Wheel Tire Rotation Balance All 4 Wheels Check Tire Condition Check Sunroof Operation Inspect Steering & Suspension Check & Adjust Tire Pressure Check & Adjust Rear Brakes as Needed Inspect Front & Rear Brakes Visual Check Wheel Alignment Inspect Exhaust System Replace PCV Replace Fuel Filter Inspect Cooling System Test All Exterior Lights Check ABS Operation Road Test Check Wiper Blades 30,000 Miles or 30 Months, Repeated at 60,000 - 90,000 Change Oil & Oil Filter Inspect & Adjust Belts Inspect & Tighten Hoses Check & Adjust All Fluid Levels Inspect Front & Rear Brakes Service Battery & Check Charging System Check Windshield Washer Operation Visual Check Wheel Alignment Replace Spark Plugs Replace Air Filter Replace Ingnition Wires Replace Coolant Inspect Axels & Axle Boots Test A/C Operation & Temperature Check Sunroof Operation Check Tire Condition 4 Wheel Tire Rotation Balance All 4 Wheels Check & Adjust Tire Pressure Inspect Steering & Suspension Check & Adjust Rear Brakes as Needed Inspect Parking Brake Operation Replace PCV Replace Fuel Filter Replace Transmission Fluid Replace Gear Oil & Filter Test Heater Operation Check Cooling System Check All Exterior Lights Road Test Check Wiper Blades STi-BOD- 06-13-2005, 09:07 PM you dont need nething cept oil and filters till 30 it says in manual i think. all they care about is the road test. Mike Wevrick 06-14-2005, 03:29 PM 190 bux down the drain because I want some BS dealer papers that said I maintained the vehicle through the dealer (mostly for resale value). But I am really debating if it is worth taking a hit on the car at resale or speding more money for dealer papers. Down the drain indeed. Just do the work yourself (based on your manual, not what the dealer says), keep records, and your resale value should be fine. eltrouble 06-14-2005, 03:31 PM yup and then they tell you i need to test drive your car. and you know what that means yup...your tires are missing about 2/32" of your treads when it comes back. :lol: BoneStockTS 06-14-2005, 03:46 PM yup and then they tell you i need to test drive your car. and you know what that means :devil: Wouldn't it be cool to have one of those "Drive Right" black boxes in your car, so when you get it back you pull it out in front of the service people and say "Hmm, now let's see what kinds of speeds, RPMs, and g-forces my car was subjected to while in your care." :D Shikamaru 06-15-2005, 04:07 PM dunno the guys at Subaru dealers work on WRX's all the time, you'd think tearing it up during the road test portion would get a little old after awhile, now the dumbass at jiffylube or walmart definately. eltrouble 06-15-2005, 04:47 PM dunno the guys at Subaru dealers work on WRX's all the time, you'd think tearing it up during the road test portion would get a little old after awhile, now the dumbass at jiffylube or walmart definately. If you give me 100 different Subarus, I will tear them all up on the road 100 times, and still have a smile on my face. I'm sure the techs who get to work on a fully modded STi would feel the same way. ;) |