30,000 mile maintenance?
i've been wondering this myself. and all i know is that any dealer service is over priced, but it could be worth it to have dealership services in your car record, it makes good resale value.
but for those who do not want to pay up the butt, which services would yall recommend to be done? ie manual trans/differential fluids? or have someone tighten all the bolts and screws? what about air filter change? a/c service?
but for those who do not want to pay up the butt, which services would yall recommend to be done? ie manual trans/differential fluids? or have someone tighten all the bolts and screws? what about air filter change? a/c service?
Originally Posted by HOMiEZ
i've been wondering this myself. and all i know is that any dealer service is over priced, but it could be worth it to have dealership services in your car record, it makes good resale value.
but for those who do not want to pay up the butt, which services would yall recommend to be done? ie manual trans/differential fluids? or have someone tighten all the bolts and screws? what about air filter change? a/c service?
but for those who do not want to pay up the butt, which services would yall recommend to be done? ie manual trans/differential fluids? or have someone tighten all the bolts and screws? what about air filter change? a/c service?
if u tuned and raced it
its worth ****...
if ur car is gonna stay stock... then its probably worth something...
My local dealer sends out sales flyers every three months or so. It's the same flyer with a different expiration date. 30,000 was $280.00 I think, but I'll have to check it at home. Call your dealer to see if they are running any service specials, or do they want to offer you one for your business. I'll check and post in about 2 hours.
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Originally Posted by jvanquish
not really...
just get a tune up...
wait for the 60k service then they change timing belt that should be worth it..
just get a tune up...
wait for the 60k service then they change timing belt that should be worth it..
The Z has a timing chain and requires no maintainance. Should last 100K miles or more
Okay... as promised Here's what the flyer says: Major service at 30,000 miles $289.95 which includes 32 inspect/adjust/or replace items. Again, I suggest calling and asking for specials, and if they want your business.
I did my 30k service myself. Mostly changing the tranny and differential oil (Royal Purple), oil change and new filter (both mobil 1), change the coolant, check your fluid level etc. All said and done with top parts and materials cost me less than $100.
It's not worth it in dollars. But, it's always nice to have the dealer service techs looking over your car components right before your warranty is up. Even if you bought the extended warranty. Just a little piece of mind.
First off why would anyone change the trans fluid at 30K miles? It should have been replaced when they replaced the tranny back at 18-19K miles
On another note, I believe the 350Z has a timing belt just like the 2G 300ZX. Do keep in mind timing belts now adays go to 100-120K before needing to be replaced. however, 15-20 years ago 60K on a timing belt was pretty normal.
I just changed the Timing belt in my 98 Civic the manual listed 105K.
On another note, I believe the 350Z has a timing belt just like the 2G 300ZX. Do keep in mind timing belts now adays go to 100-120K before needing to be replaced. however, 15-20 years ago 60K on a timing belt was pretty normal.
I just changed the Timing belt in my 98 Civic the manual listed 105K.
Originally Posted by jvanquish
wait for the 60k service then they change timing belt that should be worth it..
/me been stranded in the middle of nowhere twice because of timing belts on non-Nissan cars.
Originally Posted by SeanG
It's not worth it in dollars. But, it's always nice to have the dealer service techs looking over your car components right before your warranty is up. Even if you bought the extended warranty. Just a little piece of mind.
We have a 60k drivetrain warranty...
That $400.00 is a killer to pay, the last car I had I only changed the oil, coolant and brakes and that thing lasted me over 100,000 miles with not one engine or transmission problem.
I just paid for mine....440 to be exact. The check everything too...so i think its worth it, just in case if there's anything that need to replace. I think it's just like going to a doctor for a yearly check up; just because you feels fine doesn't means that everything in your body is ok....like cholesterol level for example. This kind of thing it's more like a piece of mind, you know. Anyway the Z is a high-performance car, this is the price you pay for having something more than a normal car.
The Evo is worst, each oil change cost me $75.
The Evo is worst, each oil change cost me $75.



