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> Since I've bought my car from one of those "$000 over MSRP places" (I only
> paid $00 over so I didn't get hit too bad!), I'm wondering how much they
> think they'll get away with at service time that's coming up?
>
> I've seen lows in the $0's and then some over $40 saying all this needs to
> be changed (cabin filters, etc) or special oil additives added.
>
> Just wondering the going rate, especially in So. California.
>
> Tia.
>
> B~
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I would use the local Jiffy-Lube (or similar), which will cost you
about $0. If you do this, it is very important to tell them not to
overfill the oil reservoir. It takes about 3 1/2 quarts to fill it.
I would ask for conventional 5W30 oil for at least the first 15,000
miles. Other posters here have recommended Mobil 1 5W30 synthetic
oil after 15,000 miles.
Unless you live in a particularly dusty and dirty area, you
certainly do not need cabin filters, etc.
earle
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> paid $00 over so I didn't get hit too bad!), I'm wondering how much they
> think they'll get away with at service time that's coming up?
>
> I've seen lows in the $0's and then some over $40 saying all this needs to
> be changed (cabin filters, etc) or special oil additives added.
>
> Just wondering the going rate, especially in So. California.
>
> Tia.
>
> B~
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