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60,000 Mile Service On 2002 Eclipse Gt, Average cost to do 60,000 mile servce
| bullet_bike_syke69 |
Apr 18 2008, 03:05 AM
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QUOTE(DPAL322 @ Mar 16 2008, 01:16 PM) My son just had his 60,000 mile servise done on his 2002 Eclipse GT. The store changed out the coolant and the transmission fluid with a flush machine. They also replaced the spark plugs and wires as well as the timing belt and serpentine belt. The cost was $1700 approx. Was this a good price for all this work or not? Please advise. Anything else we should be concerned with at this point. The car has been very dependable so far. thats in pesos, lira, or quid right? not US dollars? or you got shafted, no lube, with rusty barbwire wrapped around a wooden post that gave you splinters and tetanus and now your going to get lock jaw my man. even a shady shop around here in California wouldn't dare charge even close to that. nearly 2 grand? for a basic tune up with a timing belt change. most shops won't even charge you for the serpentine belt time charge except for the part price since they have to take it off anyways to get to your timing belt. radiator flushes are sucker jobs, there is no possible way to actually get all the rust and particle build up out of your radiator unless you just take it off of your car and rebuild it. as far as a transmission flush. all there is needed at the 30,000 and 60,000 mile marks are to take out the transmission fluid, then the transmission fluid filter, and drain the old fluid out, then put a new filter in and new fluid. no fluid flush is needed thats just stupid. even as annoying as it is to take the intake manifold off and put it back on the GT motor, to change the spark plugs. it shouldn't take any shop with normal experience but 30 minutes to do the job. and spark plug wires take all of about 5 minutes. unless your son signed a job waiver that had the underlined "60,000 mile service" which needed to state the approximate price and services needed before hand. you need to call the bureau for better businesses, then call your local channel news that does business investigations. then walk in their and demand a partial refund for paying for padded services or you will unleash the channel 7 news team on them(whatever your channel your new is) or call a lawyer or something i wouldn't let someone take your son's money like that, and if you had to pay for it i would be even more ****.
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| bullet_bike_syke69 |
May 20 2008, 05:12 PM
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don't you know by now never to take your car to the stealership?
after they quoted that to you did you tell them to at least buy you dinner before you get screwed?
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| 3GBLACKIECF |
May 22 2008, 04:24 AM
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QUOTE(EMC 3000gt @ May 20 2008, 02:21 PM) A friend quoted me 1200 for the 60K tune up on my 3/S (Tbelt waterpump belts plugs wires) That was discounted... I proceeded to blow the foucker up the day before I was bringing it to him. Then I did everything myself for under 400 Get a job get tools and do it yourself save alot of money drink :beer: whilen working if u eff up sue the beer company :) lol
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