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March 23rd, 2011 01:26 PM #11Chief kung hindi na cover ng warranty advie gls sport mo pwede na sa labas ng casa yan! you can go to your nearest "reputable" gas station (like petron and caltex). Not only that labor is cheap for oil change and tune ups, pwede ka mgdala ng oil of your choice sa kanila, unlike shell wherein there is extra charge if you're not going to purchase their oil! Although shell gas stations has more likely casa-type service (Helix Service Center), may package din naman yung ibang mga gas stations and they are also equipped to provide good pms (depende sa branch!--makati area, quezon ave area...) similar to what casas do.
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March 23rd, 2011 01:42 PM #12
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March 23rd, 2011 01:49 PM #13to sum it up on labor for oil change;just to give you a heads up for your budget....
150-200 Petron*
150-250 Caltex (depende sa branch)
400-500 Shell Helix Center (includes 10 pt. check up)
*abutan mo lang yung mechanic ng 50-100 (discretion mo na!) pwede mo na pasama cleaning ng air filter mo (thru the use of compressed air) and wiping of engine bay w/ a clean cloth!
just avoid using "engine flush or motor flush" (or any kerosene based flushing chemicals!) and compressed air on the engine during oil change!
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March 23rd, 2011 01:54 PM #14
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March 24th, 2011 12:20 PM #15mga sir thax sa advice kaso indi po ba dapat eh OEM ang oil filter na ikakabit nla kpag sa mga gas station indi po kya magkaproblema kpag indi OEM ang oil filter na ikakabit nla
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March 24th, 2011 04:54 PM #16I still go for oem's no matter what! madali naman maghanap ng oem oil filter for mitsus chief..you can go to a nearest atco or el dorados! Just buy the oem oil filter and the oil of your choice before bringing it to any of the recommended gas stations. BTW, please take note of the required oil viscosity on your Advie (check your manual!)
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March 24th, 2011 05:19 PM #17
Kung walang OEM, puwede din Vic. Maganda din performance niya, comparable sa OEM IMO. sa advie pwede na ang 15W-40 na API-CF or above.
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March 25th, 2011 01:10 PM #18+1 In the absence of OEM oil filters, price-wise and quality---I would also go for VIC-Eiken Industries filters (made in Japs pa!) Careful lang po sa pagbili according to some loyal users (that includes my dad!) marami na rin daw po naglipanang fake or imitated VIC filters...make sure you buy them at authorized outlets!
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March 29th, 2011 12:02 AM #19
Di maselan ang Advie kaya pwede na ang VIC. Yan din gamit ko. Pero paminsan minsan pinapatikim ko rin ng genuine basta napadaan sa El Dorado
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April 1st, 2011 12:22 PM #20
VIC and Trekker (15w40 multi-grade) ayos na ayos ito sa Adventure mo.. You cab also use DELO-Gold-Multi Grade and Castrol GTX 15W 40-- These are tested oil that would not break your Bank.
VIC - Tested and proven !
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