t2000gts
11-11-2002, 07:36 AM
since nobody in the repair/maintenance forum can come up with anything :(
i gotta get the 30k mile service soon, and i have an Injen CAI on there. should i remove it? i could just tell them to forget trying to change the air filter, but on the flyer i see they do an efi throttle body service...i don't want to find out if they can figure out how to take off the intake and put it back on to get to the throttle body. is that really important?
the entire thing comes out to $389.50 that's NOT including differential service, throttle body service, or repacking rear wheel bearings or even tax! i think that's gonna come out to $500+, and there's no way i can afford that.
i was gonna tell them to knock off the oil change, and possibly the transmission flush too, but it says they replace the ATF and the gasket. what gasket are they talking about? is that just the little rubber thing underneath the plug/bolt in the pan? or is there a gasket for the entire pan (which i dunno where to get or how to install). otherwise i'd do it myself later when i got the chance/money.
also, i'm not sure if they include a pressure flush to clean the fuel injectors with this service. what do you think, worth it? or just use fuel injector cleaner in the gas tank. not that i can afford it anyway :)
i gotta get the 30k mile service soon, and i have an Injen CAI on there. should i remove it? i could just tell them to forget trying to change the air filter, but on the flyer i see they do an efi throttle body service...i don't want to find out if they can figure out how to take off the intake and put it back on to get to the throttle body. is that really important?
the entire thing comes out to $389.50 that's NOT including differential service, throttle body service, or repacking rear wheel bearings or even tax! i think that's gonna come out to $500+, and there's no way i can afford that.
i was gonna tell them to knock off the oil change, and possibly the transmission flush too, but it says they replace the ATF and the gasket. what gasket are they talking about? is that just the little rubber thing underneath the plug/bolt in the pan? or is there a gasket for the entire pan (which i dunno where to get or how to install). otherwise i'd do it myself later when i got the chance/money.
also, i'm not sure if they include a pressure flush to clean the fuel injectors with this service. what do you think, worth it? or just use fuel injector cleaner in the gas tank. not that i can afford it anyway :)