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    Average Service Cost

    Hi,
    Just wondering if anyone is able to give an average service cost of a Petrol D3? From what I can see it looks to be around $600-800? And around $700 for brake pads that require a change ever 20-40K (average)


    I see that brake fluids need a change every 3 years. Any ideas on this cost?

    Anyone have any stats of service cost for the last 2 or 3 years?

    If the car is under warranty, do they still hit you up for a lot of parts?

    Thanks

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    Can't talk with authority on the petrol D3, but I'm shocked at the
    price of servicing the TDV6. Just had the 48,000 K service which cost $1500,
    but it included replacing the rear disk rotors. I never spent anything like
    that on my petrol Nissan Patrol which still had the original rotors when I
    traded it at 183,000km.

    After 18 months of ownership and 52000km servicing is almost double
    what the leasing company estimated, a first for me and I've been leasing
    cars since 1991.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ghoti View Post
    Can't talk with authority on the petrol D3, but I'm shocked at the
    price of servicing the TDV6. Just had the 48,000 K service which cost $1500,
    but it included replacing the rear disk rotors. I never spent anything like
    that on my petrol Nissan Patrol which still had the original rotors when I
    traded it at 183,000km.

    After 18 months of ownership and 52000km servicing is almost double
    what the leasing company estimated, a first for me and I've been leasing
    cars since 1991.

    And what about tyre life.....doesnt seem real good either.

    all these things add up to me staying away from the d3 for a fair while yet

    but i suppose if you want the best,it comes at a price


    just my 2 cents worth

    cheers

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    I can't quote any figures as my servicing was included in the price of the car while under warranty. However, there's nothing special about the Ford 4.0 V6; there's a million of them around in various brands, so I can't see why it'd be an expensive engine to service.

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    Hi ghoti, thanks for that. what was the service price for other services like?

    From what I understand the 48K is big service?


    Thanks

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    Iv'e just had the 24,000 service done on my TDV6 and that has come in at $437.00 . Things like a Pollen filter for the a/c at $72.95 seem a bit steep .

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    just spent a little over $500 for a 12000km service all they did was change oil and oil filter. Having always done my own services, this was a bit of a shock.

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    Hmm odd. I wonder why they charge so much..

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