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    #1861
    Quote Originally Posted by onekph View Post
    Hello guys, may nakapagpa-40KM Periodic Maintenance Service na po ba sa inyo? 16K kasi ang rough estimate na binigay sakin nang tumawag ako sa nearest Toyota branch. Reasonable po ba yung price? Ang details kasi na binigay is papalitan daw totally lahat ng oils/fluids (iddrain), air filters, and other minor parts. Pero I think medyo mahal sya sa price nya. I'm thinking of opting out from casa to third party auto shops nalang na nag-ooffer din ng same service like Rapide, pero wala akong masyadong idea about them kung mas smart move ba na sa kanila nalang dahil same/higher quality of work and service din naman, or mas mura ba, etc. Any suggestions po? Or it's better to stick with casa talaga dahil ganun talaga?

    Thank you!
    Get the quote of what needs to be done. Remove the flushing, decarbonization, washing, waxing, detailing and see how much it will cost.

    If it still costs an arm and a leg, buy the fluids and have a reputable shop or gas station do it for you for a mere fraction of the cost.

    By reputable, i mean stay away from rapide. Search the forum for rapide horror stories. It's the stuff halloween motoring horror stories are made of Madami yan.

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    #1862
    Quote Originally Posted by onekph View Post
    Hello guys, may nakapagpa-40KM Periodic Maintenance Service na po ba sa inyo? 16K kasi ang rough estimate na binigay sakin nang tumawag ako sa nearest Toyota branch. Reasonable po ba yung price? Ang details kasi na binigay is papalitan daw totally lahat ng oils/fluids (iddrain), air filters, and other minor parts. Pero I think medyo mahal sya sa price nya. I'm thinking of opting out from casa to third party auto shops nalang na nag-ooffer din ng same service like Rapide, pero wala akong masyadong idea about them kung mas smart move ba na sa kanila nalang dahil same/higher quality of work and service din naman, or mas mura ba, etc. Any suggestions po? Or it's better to stick with casa talaga dahil ganun talaga?

    Thank you!
    Okay salamat po sa replies at eto na po yung job estimate details from my service advisor:

    LABOR PRICE - Php1,200.00

    Parts:
    REGULAR OIL - Php609.00
    OIL FILTER - Php350.00
    ENGINE TREATMENT - Php995.00
    SPARKPLUGS - Php300.00
    AIR FILTER - Php660.00
    BRAKE FLUID - Php380.00
    ENGINE COOLANT - Php640.00
    MANUAL TRANSMISSION GEAR OIL - Php750.00

    Materials:
    .5 GREASE - Php170.00
    FUEL SYSTEM CLEANING TUNE UP - Php3,900.00
    MISC. / RAGS / SANDPAPER - Php560.00
    TWWF - Php120.00
    AIR CON FILTER - Php3,580.00

    Grand Total: Php14,214.00

    Sa tignin ko mostly dun sa under ng "parts" is important talaga . Pero yung sa materials, nandito na yung mga mataas ang price (fuel system cleaning & aircon filter), at di ko sure kung pwede ba itong i-skip or ipagawa nalang sa labas?

    Ano po kayang mga items dito na pwedeng i-exclude and/or mas mura kung sa ibang reputable shops nalang ipapagawa?

    Thank you!

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    #1863
    Quote Originally Posted by onekph View Post
    Okay salamat po sa replies at eto na po yung job estimate details from my service advisor:

    LABOR PRICE - Php1,200.00

    Parts:
    REGULAR OIL - Php609.00
    OIL FILTER - Php350.00
    ENGINE TREATMENT - Php995.00
    SPARKPLUGS - Php300.00
    AIR FILTER - Php660.00
    BRAKE FLUID - Php380.00
    ENGINE COOLANT - Php640.00
    MANUAL TRANSMISSION GEAR OIL - Php750.00

    Materials:
    .5 GREASE - Php170.00
    FUEL SYSTEM CLEANING TUNE UP - Php3,900.00
    MISC. / RAGS / SANDPAPER - Php560.00
    TWWF - Php120.00
    AIR CON FILTER - Php3,580.00

    Grand Total: Php14,214.00

    Sa tignin ko mostly dun sa under ng "parts" is important talaga . Pero yung sa materials, nandito na yung mga mataas ang price (fuel system cleaning & aircon filter), at di ko sure kung pwede ba itong i-skip or ipagawa nalang sa labas?

    Ano po kayang mga items dito na pwedeng i-exclude and/or mas mura kung sa ibang reputable shops nalang ipapagawa?

    Thank you!
    i would remove:
    engine treatment (change oil is all that is needed. i don't even use engine flush.)
    spark plugs (from the top of my hat, these are usually easily accessible. you can have the local mechanic clean and re-gap them plugs for a fraction of the cost. no need to replace if they are still in good condition.)
    brake fluid (you can do this yourself, with one hand tied behind your back, at a fraction of the cost.)
    engine coolant (you can do this yourself if you need a top-up, or you can ask your 10 year old child to do it. it's that easy. just use the right coolant; color-coded naman sila.)
    manual trans. gear oil (much cheaper at the local gas station, if it is needed at all.)
    fuel system cleaning tune-up (mag-techron ka na lang. heh heh.)
    aircon filter (if you can access it, hugasan mo na lang ng tubig at sabon yung sa iyo. wag lang punitin.)

    that should halve your cost.
    my rule of thumb: if it ain't in the owner's manual list of things to do, it's not necessary.

    when in doubt as to the quality of the product you are purchasing, you can buy them from the casa, and do the replacing outside.

    good luck, po.
    Last edited by dr. d; November 3rd, 2016 at 07:41 PM.

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    #1864
    Quote Originally Posted by onekph View Post
    Okay salamat po sa replies at eto na po yung job estimate details from my service advisor:

    LABOR PRICE - Php1,200.00

    Parts:
    REGULAR OIL - Php609.00
    OIL FILTER - Php350.00
    ENGINE TREATMENT - Php995.00
    SPARKPLUGS - Php300.00
    AIR FILTER - Php660.00
    BRAKE FLUID - Php380.00
    ENGINE COOLANT - Php640.00
    MANUAL TRANSMISSION GEAR OIL - Php750.00

    Materials:
    .5 GREASE - Php170.00
    FUEL SYSTEM CLEANING TUNE UP - Php3,900.00
    MISC. / RAGS / SANDPAPER - Php560.00
    TWWF - Php120.00
    AIR CON FILTER - Php3,580.00

    Grand Total: Php14,214.00

    Sa tignin ko mostly dun sa under ng "parts" is important talaga . Pero yung sa materials, nandito na yung mga mataas ang price (fuel system cleaning & aircon filter), at di ko sure kung pwede ba itong i-skip or ipagawa nalang sa labas?

    Ano po kayang mga items dito na pwedeng i-exclude and/or mas mura kung sa ibang reputable shops nalang ipapagawa?

    Thank you!
    Engine treatment, fuel system tune up at aircon filter. Minus 8475 agad. More than half. Grabe mga casa. Walang hiya talaga

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    #1865
    Ang mahal ng basahan at liha.

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    #1866
    You will really pay if you don't do your homework.

    Sabagay dumaan din ako sa ganyan.


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    #1867
    Malamang alam naman ng mga mekaniko na di talaga needed yan e. Most probably di rin nila gagawin mga useless stuff pero nasa job order. So easy money for them

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    #1868
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i would remove:
    engine treatment (change oil is all that is needed. i don't even use engine flush.)
    spark plugs (from the top of my hat, these are usually easily accessible. you can have the local mechanic clean and re-gap them plugs for a fraction of the cost. no need to replace if they are still in good condition.)
    brake fluid (you can do this yourself, with one hand tied behind your back, at a fraction of the cost.)
    engine coolant (you can do this yourself if you need a top-up, or you can ask your 10 year old child to do it. it's that easy. just use the right coolant; color-coded naman sila.)
    manual trans. gear oil (much cheaper at the local gas station, if it is needed at all.)
    fuel system cleaning tune-up (mag-techron ka na lang. heh heh.)
    aircon filter (if you can access it, hugasan mo na lang ng tubig at sabon yung sa iyo. wag lang punitin.)

    that should halve your cost.
    my rule of thumb: if it ain't in the owner's manual list of things to do, it's not necessary.

    when in doubt as to the quality of the product you are purchasing, you can buy them from the casa, and do the replacing outside.

    good luck, po.
    Thanks, dr. d. Very informative, makakatulong po sa assessment ko itong mga suggestions mo. Thanks din po sa ibang nagreply.

    Props!

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    #1869
    Grabe yung CASA sa Toyata North EDSA. 1 buwan na wala pang process. Hindi pa nasisimulan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sushi123 View Post
    Grabe yung CASA sa Toyata North EDSA. 1 buwan na wala pang process. Hindi pa nasisimulan.
    Complain sa toyota hq... provide the name of the SA.



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    #1871
    Ask ko lang kung meron isofix amg wigo AT sa rear seats para makapaginstall ng baby car seat? Thanks


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    #1872
    Quote Originally Posted by fredmon View Post
    Ask ko lang kung meron isofix amg wigo AT sa rear seats para makapaginstall ng baby car seat? Thanks


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    Yung carseat mo may isofix? Bihira ang carset na ganun dito sa pinas ah =)

    parang hindi isofix ang wigo. Di ko sya napansin nung nagtitingin ako dati. Vios sure ako.

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    #1873
    Quote Originally Posted by fredmon View Post
    Ask ko lang kung meron isofix amg wigo AT sa rear seats para makapaginstall ng baby car seat? Thanks


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    wala po.
    topgear says, among the small cars sold in the country, only the mirage gls has it.

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    #1874
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    wala po.
    topgear says, among the small cars sold in the country, only the mirage gls has it.
    Mine has one, sir. Two ISOFIX logos sewn in to left and right sides of the rear seat to indicate where the hooks are. Pag kinapa mo yung ilalim na foam, may hook for the baby seats.

    I think silent update po ito kasama sa Minor change for 2016 onwards (like updated intake). The Indonesian Agya has it on its ads, not so much in PH.

    I'll try to share a pic here later, been so long di na ako marunong magpost hehe

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    #1875
    Sharing some pics, although I wasn't able to take pics of the hooks on the seat side. Nakakapa ko siya pero nasa ilalim ng seat cover.






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    #1876
    Thanks for all the information. [emoji106]


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    #1877
    Quote Originally Posted by tagarito View Post
    Mine has one, sir. Two ISOFIX logos sewn in to left and right sides of the rear seat to indicate where the hooks are. Pag kinapa mo yung ilalim na foam, may hook for the baby seats.

    I think silent update po ito kasama sa Minor change for 2016 onwards (like updated intake). The Indonesian Agya has it on its ads, not so much in PH.

    I'll try to share a pic here later, been so long di na ako marunong magpost hehe
    siguro nga. 2014 yung sakin, e. first edition dito.

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    #1878
    Quote Originally Posted by fredmon View Post
    Thanks for all the information. [emoji106]


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    Welcome sir! By the way, mine is a G, M/T. Not too excited to use it yet, wala pang baby hehehehe [emoji23] 👫[emoji95] 🚼

    Can anyone confirm if the recent Wigo E's have it as well?

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    #1879
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i would remove:
    engine treatment (change oil is all that is needed. i don't even use engine flush.)
    spark plugs (from the top of my hat, these are usually easily accessible. you can have the local mechanic clean and re-gap them plugs for a fraction of the cost. no need to replace if they are still in good condition.)
    brake fluid (you can do this yourself, with one hand tied behind your back, at a fraction of the cost.)
    engine coolant (you can do this yourself if you need a top-up, or you can ask your 10 year old child to do it. it's that easy. just use the right coolant; color-coded naman sila.)
    manual trans. gear oil (much cheaper at the local gas station, if it is needed at all.)
    fuel system cleaning tune-up (mag-techron ka na lang. heh heh.)
    aircon filter (if you can access it, hugasan mo na lang ng tubig at sabon yung sa iyo. wag lang punitin.)

    that should halve your cost.
    my rule of thumb: if it ain't in the owner's manual list of things to do, it's not necessary.

    when in doubt as to the quality of the product you are purchasing, you can buy them from the casa, and do the replacing outside.

    good luck, po.

    Hi onekph we usually do buy from the casa then outside na ang replacing. Pero advise ng mekaniko namin once in a while balik talaga sa casa pero make sure to state na purely change oil only. Kasi if not dami additional. Purely change oil cost us 1500 at 45k km

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    #1880
    Quote Originally Posted by Tinaaapay View Post
    Hi onekph we usually do buy from the casa then outside na ang replacing. Pero advise ng mekaniko namin once in a while balik talaga sa casa pero make sure to state na purely change oil only. Kasi if not dami additional. Purely change oil cost us 1500 at 45k km
    Thanks sa suggestion Tinaps. Sakto my Wigo just hit 40K this morning, and I prefer na sa casa ko nalang din ipapagawa pero tatanggalin ko nalang yung mga mahal at di pa naman talaga kailangan (engine treatment, engine tune up, aircon filter) kaya ang total is around 5K nalang. Tinanong ko na din yung SA ko about it sabi pwede naman daw pero syempre business kasi eh kaya diniscourage ako na gawin yon & mapapamahal lang daw ako pag dinelay ko yung ibang items kasi same lang din daw yung labor price hehehe!

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