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    15000 Jetta Service

    The 15,000klm service was carried out on the Jetta at a cost of $288 + gst = $316.80 (inc $186 labour). In the 1st 15,675 klm of life, it has used 1046 litres of diesel at a cost of $1447 (ave 138.3c per litre). That's an average of 6.67l/100klm (14.98kpl - 42.5mpg) which equates to 9.2c per klm. Compare that to the apparently so called "green" Toyota Corolla at http://www.greenvehicleguide.gov.au/...skWebForm.aspx to which I say bollocks.
    Last edited by OvaltoJetta; 29-05-2008 at 04:51 AM. Reason: spelling
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    Their forms seem to not work on my browser?

    However the cars that did come up, it seems a bit of a surprise that the ratings can be a full star ahead of some other cars?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JansJetta View Post
    The 15,000klm service was carried out on the Jetta at a cost of $288 + gst = $316.80 (inc $186 labour).
    Just curious; how important is the 15000km service? Is it very bad if the first service is skipped?

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    Quote Originally Posted by iampivot View Post
    Just curious; how important is the 15000km service? Is it very bad if the first service is skipped?
    Yep. The first x km of an engine's life are when it beds itself in, any rough edges are worked out, and you'll find a lot of metal particles in the oil.

    It's probably the worst service to skip other than the ones where a timing belt is due to be replaced on an interference engine...

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    Wow, that's a pretty cheap service.
    May I ask what sort of stuff did they do as part of the service?

    I recently called up my dealer asking about a 7500km oil change and was quoted $280.
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    Quote Originally Posted by turboveedubb View Post
    Wow, that's a pretty cheap service.
    May I ask what sort of stuff did they do as part of the service?

    I recently called up my dealer asking about a 7500km oil change and was quoted $280.
    My dealer (Burwin) just did a service for me at 10,000 km (on an R32), and it cost $140.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turboveedubb View Post
    Wow, that's a pretty cheap service.
    May I ask what sort of stuff did they do as part of the service?

    I recently called up my dealer asking about a 7500km oil change and was quoted $280.
    Labour
    Check following fluid levels - brake master cylinder, power steering, transaxle, engine coolant and concentration, battery sg.
    Brake condition and wear
    Inspect engine and transmission for leaks
    Tyres for wear, damage & pressure - inc rotate
    Brake pedal for operation & free travel
    All fluid lines & hoses for routing, tightness & leaks
    Driveshaft dust boots for damage & deterioration
    Adjustment & condition of external drive belts
    Change engine oil & filter
    Road test brakes - inc handbrake, engine & driveability, vehicle lighting & seat belts, steering & suspension
    Parts
    Oil filter & gasket
    Fluids
    Top up fluids
    Engine Oil
    Sundry
    Shop supplies
    Oil disposal

    Other - reset auto locking to activate at 10kph - free
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    [QUOTE=OvaltoJetta;167128
    Other - reset auto locking to activate at 10kph - free[QUOTE]

    it is so nice of them to not charge for something you can set yourself

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