Thread: Major (7yr) service costs

Originally Posted by Steve86

Service Costs:
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Looks like they used your old transmission oil.

Originally Posted by Arch

Looks like they used you old transmission oil.

Only 3 bottles - is that what you spotted?

Originally Posted by Tombie

Only 3 bottles - is that what you spotted?

Longlife red is coolant isn't it?

Originally Posted by Arch

Looks like they used you old transmission oil.

Possibly if it came out clean enough, could also be that he may have forgotten to include on the invoice (typed up late on a Friday night).

Will be going back next week to sort out an electrical issue so will confirm then.

Originally Posted by Arch

Longlife red is coolant isn't it?

I’m buggered if I can see how it’s been done.

Coolant is 5.5l of concentrate if flushed properly.
Transmission should be 5l minimum and a good flush will be 10l-ish

I see $32 & $35 for a wiper blades. Are they the Aeroblades or just inserts?

Originally Posted by Tombie

I’m buggered if I can see how it’s been done.

Coolant is 5.5l of concentrate if flushed properly.
Transmission should be 5l minimum and a good flush will be 10l-ish

I see $32 & $35 for a wiper blades. Are they the Aeroblades or just inserts?

Confusing thing is that coolant & gear oil units aren't in litres, engine oil is in litres.

Wipers are aeroblades style (assume original), looks like it's the rubber inserts that have been replaced

Originally Posted by Tombie

I’m buggered if I can see how it’s been done.

Coolant is 5.5l of concentrate if flushed properly.
Transmission should be 5l minimum and a good flush will be 10l-ish

I see $32 & $35 for a wiper blades. Are they the Aeroblades or just inserts?

I don’t think coolant has been changed? Was it just a top up after changing the water outlet

Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster

I don’t think coolant has been changed? Was it just a top up after changing the water outlet

3 litres is a lot of loss for that.

It’s a weird invoice!