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Old Jun 14, 2007, 07:20 AM
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60000 Mile Service

Not sure if this is the right place or not but hopefully it is.

I have heard this 60000 Mile service is one of the most important you will do. I see alot of places that do these service as well as the dealership. Is it better to take it to the dealership to have it done or can one of these mechanic places that say they do it do the same things?

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its pretty important. they will change your timing belts, and water pump, amongst other things.

but getting the timing belt done is essential, cos if it breaks your fncked.
If you have the money, then i would reccomend taking it to a dealership.

I am lucky and my friend in a mechanic, so he did mine for free.
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its pretty important. they will change your timing belts, and water pump, amongst other things.

but getting the timing belt done is essential, cos if it breaks your fncked.
If you have the money, then i would reccomend taking it to a dealership.

I am lucky and my friend in a mechanic, so he did mine for free.
Do you know the aprox cost off hand?

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like $400-$500
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like $400-$500
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What all do they exactly do at 60k mile service? Replace what?
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timing belt, water pump, accessory belts.

and i couple of other things i believe. i can't remember of the top of my head.

do a search and you will find stuff. This has been widely discussed in the past
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buy the parts: timing belt, water pump, timing belt tensioner, alternator belt, serpantine belt and even better get the lighter crank shaft pulley from RRM. (some people say to change the thermostat as well.. i didn't though).

The labour of it from a regular mechanic who charges $60 n hour , it ends up being $260. Since doing the timing belt change removes all those components anyways, there is no extra labour for those parts.
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So thats basically all that needs to be replaced?

Any other aftermarket parts that can be added besides the crankshaft pulley when all of this is done?

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