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July 25th, 2005 09:28 AM #1871Originally Posted by Innova_Boy
The 10k PMS includes, Check &/or clean air cleaner element, carburetor pts & gap, fuel filter, oil cooler hoses, battery, acid hoses, electrical systems, check/adjust drive belt tension, engine idle speed, ignition dwell/timing, idle fuel mixture, throttle position system, aircon idle compensator/speed, inspect/correct a/c refrigerant, pwer steering/transmission fluid level, brake booster vacuum hose for leak.
Though, I was not sure if all of the above had been performed considering that they forgot to rotate my tires. Buti na lang I was able to see when they adjust/clean my brakes and noted that the tires were not rotated. So I called the attention of the Service Advisor and the mechanic told him that he forgot. Otherwise, nagbayad ako ng wala silang ginawa.
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July 25th, 2005 09:39 AM #1872Originally Posted by czar_ethan
Per Manual, gas engine oil capacity with filter is 5.6 ltr - dapat may sobra akong 0.4 liter. But when I asked, ubos daw ang 6 liters. Diesel engine cap is 6.9 liter with filter. So baka binuhos na rin ang 0.1 liter. Pero come to think of it, maaring iniipon ng mga mechanic ang sobra. Just thinking aloud kasi as you said sa Marikina ibinigay sa iyo ang sobra.
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July 25th, 2005 10:01 AM #1873
I noticed that Toyota Makati attached a "Thank You" note in my Service Invoice (for 10k PMS). In the lower right portion of the TYN, there is a reminder box:
"Your next Periodic Maintenance Service: October 22, 2005 or 15,000 kms, whichever comes first..."
Are they now strictly implementing this PMS schedule - every 5 kms or 3 monts wcf? Hence, the reminder.
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July 25th, 2005 10:36 AM #1874Guys, I've noticed that the accessories being sold in Toyota branches have different prices for every item. Pati ata parts, materials and labor. Bihira ung magkakapareho sila.
I had my 1K, 5K and 10K PMS at different branches. Marikina, P. Tamo and Bel-air respectively. Sa Marikina, (Cubao-affiliated branch), mahal ng 10% ung Oil [amalie] and labor nila. But they do offer a discount card worth P200. This would give you a 10% discount sa parts and accessories in all Cubao-affiliated branches. Sa P.tamo nman, dko gaano sure. Pero ung accessories nila, super mahal compared to the genuine parts and accessories offered by bel-air.
So I'm thinking when I will have to buy those expensive accesories (e.g spoiler..), I may opt to get the discount card and get the accessories from the Cubao-affiliated branches. For PMS, I will go for Bel-air and P.Tamo.
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July 25th, 2005 10:42 AM #1875Originally Posted by larshell
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July 25th, 2005 10:53 AM #1876Originally Posted by j_avonni
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July 25th, 2005 10:53 AM #1877Originally Posted by j_avonni
Thanks for the other works done you mentioned on your 10K PMS...
WBR,
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July 25th, 2005 12:12 PM #1878Originally Posted by jaeger
suspension nyo thanks!
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July 25th, 2005 01:58 PM #1879Originally Posted by czar_ethan
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July 25th, 2005 08:51 PM #1880Originally Posted by larshell
I changed the springs on my dad's 10-seater CR-V (ordered original USDM springs which are a lot softer) and the ride got better but failed to change the fatter stabilizer bars to thinner ones which flex more with lighter payload. The original fat stab-bars hardly flexes with payload of 2 adults.
Give it a year, we'll probably start seeing softer springs for our Innovas.
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