How much are you paying for the 30K service?
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04-12-2007, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by viper501
No. It is a way that the warranty company can try to weasel out of the claim.
Besides, who's going to know that the plugs were changed? Just use the factory replacements......-Eli
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04-27-2007, 10:41 AM
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When it comes to maintainence the 30K is different for '99-'01 cars vs. '02-'04. Make sure you do or get the correct service for your car.
'99-'01: different spark plugs (beru) 30K change interval, Fuel filter replacement required
'02-'04: Spark plugs (Bosch or NGK) 60K change interval, no fuel filter needed.
996 cars came with a pollen filter WITHOUT carbon filtration. The old filter is at Pelican for ~$12.25, the new filter is ~$50-$70! I'm happy to use the old style cheap one.
If you have a MK II car and don't need to do plugs, the 30K service is a piece of cake and cost about $110 in parts.
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'99-'01: different spark plugs (beru) 30K change interval, Fuel filter replacement required
'02-'04: Spark plugs (Bosch or NGK) 60K change interval, no fuel filter needed.
996 cars came with a pollen filter WITHOUT carbon filtration. The old filter is at Pelican for ~$12.25, the new filter is ~$50-$70! I'm happy to use the old style cheap one.
If you have a MK II car and don't need to do plugs, the 30K service is a piece of cake and cost about $110 in parts.
AA
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