just to clarify oil change intervals. Mineral(single or multigrade) every 5,000km synthetic(single or multigrade) every 10,000km or maybe even more depends on the type of oil and the manufacturers suggestion.
please be informed that there are single grade and multi grade oils for both mineral and synthetic. You will not know just by reading the oil grade. it can be 40,40w,10w40,15w40,20w40 and so on. what you will need to make sure is that if the oil is blended and/or hydrocracked and so many other ways of producing it. but usually it will be written somewhere in the back of the packaging if the said oil is a synth or not.
actually, when my strada breaks the 150k km mark, i plan on downgrading to single grade mineral oil, and just use some additives. the clearances for the engine components will be relatively bigger by then and so using a fully synth blend will just be giving money away to the producer of the oil. That's how we've been basically doing it here in my shop.
we did it that way with the montero with 4m40 engine which used to use only belray oils, and the same with our suburban with 5.8 vortec TDI engine
the master have spoken! thanks uli sir arvin.. very useful info!
and oo nga sir, anong additives ba maganda for diesel + turbocharged + commonrail engines natin? and kailan ok magkagay nito? mga after 150tkms pa? TIA!![]()
honestly i do not suggest using any additives, kasi hindi pa ganun ka pefected ang crdi technology, so many things can still go wrong by adding junk to the fuel...yung mga sinasabi nila na fuel conditioner okay lang kung mga turbo or intercooler enginewith the basic rotary or elctric injection pumps, but the crdi, i'd wait for a while before i start putting stuff into it.
jedd, yung para sa iyo madami na maganda daw i dagdag eh, pero ako kasi firm believer of using the fuel free of any other additives same goes with the oil. basta malinis ang krudo okay ang makina, basta maganda ang langis at consistent and religous ang change oil, okay ka lang
Strada 3.2L MT PMS c/o SFM San Pablo
20k PMS
Labor: P1,600
Air Filter: P1,985
Fuel Filter: P2,410
Oil(Top up): c/o customer
Oil Filter: P2,040
Brake Cleaner: P300
Silicone Spray: P180
Synthetic Grease: P200
TOTAL (incl VAT): P8,715
Note: I checked the old air/fuel filters. Malinis pa naman. Puede pa another 20,000kms...
15k PMS
Labor: P800
Oil filter: P1,645
Royal Purple Synthetic 15W-40 9liters (c/o customer): P4,500
Synthetic grease: P200
TOTAL: P7,145
10k PMS
Labor: P1,000
Oil filter: P2,040
Turbo XP 9liters: P4,725
Brake cleaner: P300
Silicon spray: P140
Synthetic grease: P140
TOTAL: P8,345
less discount: P7,481
5k PMS
Labor: Free
Oil filter: P2,040
Turbo XP 8liters: P4,200
TOTAL: P6,240
less 10% discount: P5,616
I also had my PMS last week for 15,000km. Medyo na-misplace ko lang yung aking receipt. Will post it as soon as I find it. Nandito lang yan...![]()
Oil(Top up): c/o customer
sir, kapag ganyan ba na dala mo yung oil, wala naman effect sa warranty? other dealers kasi gusto sariling oil ng casa e..![]()
Most, if not all service centers here in Metro Manila allow the customer to bring their own preferred synthetic oils. Wala naman issue of lost of warranty in doing so, afaik. Sa provincial service centers, most, if not all, do not allow bringing in of oil. The main reason I can think of for this policy is the motor oil is a major profit item. Allowing so will translate in profit loss.
Last edited by ooba99; March 13th, 2009 at 03:33 PM.
^^ to add, you have to be certain that you bought a good quality oil from legitimate dealers. otherwise, the casa would not be responsible if the engine conks out due to 'fake' oils that does not conform to factory settings and specs lubricants
sirs, nasa 20k na yung odo ko..
what to check ba?
tire bearing grease?
any replacement or need some lube? please advice
thanks
hi sir, click on the links po for the PMS menu for MMPC:
http://tsikot.yehey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3834
http://www.mmcc.com.ph/index.php/mit...vice-menu.html
HEAVY CHECK UP done at every 20,000; 40,000; 60,000; 80,000; 100,000
HEAVY CHECK UP
Operations after engine is warmed up
* Check
* Valve clearance (except for vehicles with auto lash adjusters)
* Basic ignition timing (petrol powered vehicles)
* Basic ignition timing (diesel powered vehicles)
* Basic idling speed and CO concentration (petrol powered vehicles)
* Choke mechanism and linkage
* Crankcase ventilation hoses (petrol powered vehicles)
* Gas circulating system (petrol powered vehicles)
* Body condition - for underbody coating damage & corrosion of body paint
* Cooling system - for leaks
* Fuel system clamp - for looseness and damage
* Change engine oil and oil filter
Operations inside the engine compartment
* Check
* V-belts - for cracks, fraying wear and adjust tension
* Condition of distributor contact points
* Condition of distributor sparks advancer
* Condition of distributor cap, rotor & condenser
* Ignition cables - for damage
* Vacuum pump oil hoses - for damage (diesel powered vehicles)
* Intake air & turbocharger oil hoses - for damage (vehicles with turbo charger)
* Operation of crankcase emission control system (petrol powered vehicles)
* Radiator hoses - for damage & proper connection
* Condition of throttle body - and clean
* Fluid level in automatic transmission (including transfer)
* Engine coolant condition & level
* Brake and clutch fluid & power steering fluid level & condition
* Brake pedal & clutch pedal for free play – and adjust
* Battery electrolyte level and terminals - for loose connections and corrosion
* Battery clamp
* Replace spark plugs (petrol powered vehicles)
* Inspect condition of fuel injectors
* Replace air cleaner element
* Replace fuel filter
Operations under the vehicle
* Check
* Suspension system - for looseness & damage
* Suspension arm ball joints - for play and dust covers for damage
* Suspension arm, steering linkage & propeller shaft with grease fitting – and lubricate
* Drive shaft boots - for damage
* Steering linkage - for damage and loose connections (including seals & boots)
* Gear oil level in manual transmission (including transfer case)
* Gear oil level in front & rear axles
* Exhaust pipe connection / installation - for gas leaks or damage
* And tighten under chassis bolts / nuts
* And adjust parking brake stroke & play
Operations outside the vehicle
* Check
* Brake hoses & pipes for leaks
* Brake pads, shoe linings, discs - for wear, brake & drums for wear – and clean
* Fuel hoses and pipes - for leaks
* Tire wear, tread depth, inflation pressure, center cap and tire valve cap
* Windshield wiper nozzle and wiper blade
* Tires – and rotate
Electrical Operations
* Check
* Conditions and function of all exterior lamps
* Condition and function of all interior lamps
* Instrument panel lamp
* All instrument panel meters and gauges
* Function of all power windows, power mirrors and power mirrors and power door locks
* Front / rear wipers in all ranges
* Horn
* Warning buzzer
* Power antenna
1KM PMS
Dealer (Citimotors Las Pinas)
Oil (mineral)
Cost P2211.76
Breakdown:
Labor: Free
Engine Flush (amalie) P284.07
Mineral oil P1093.05
Oil Filter P834.62 w/discount P927.36 w/out discount.
Service shop consumables Free
5KM PMS
Dealer (Union Motors Manila)
Oil (customer provided)
Cost P1846.12
Breakdown:
Labor: Free
Engine Flush P695.00
Oil (Motol fully synthetic P3700 customer provided)
Oil Filter P995
Cleaning Materials P150
10K PMS *Citimotors Las Pinas
Labor P1485
care care kit P234
distilled water P42
sandpaper P5
service shop consumables P234
oil filter P602.78
total P2602
(im using motul synthetic oil; so change oil filter lang. no need for top-up, still on level)
15K PMS *Diamond Valle Verde 3/17/09
Labor P1974.99
Oil filter P927.36
VASOL P95.54
Rags P11.99
Car Care Kit P222.88 (this is to lubricate all the windows and doors)
Service discount 15%
Parts discount 35%
sub-total: P2611.95
Oil (motul crdi) P4400
Total: P7011.95
Just had my 51K PMS it cost me 4,850 baht include motor oil, oil filter, aircon filter, engine air filter and adjust my stopping power in my own request and also reflash my ECU and upgrade my ECU version to 5.