WRX 30K Service Cost
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Sorry if this has been asked before, but could someone advise me of what I should be paying for the 30k service on MY03 WRX PPP?
I just seem to have a habit of paying too much. Maybe they take one look at me and say 'add another £50 to that'. I feel like the guy in the new VW Jetta ad
I just seem to have a habit of paying too much. Maybe they take one look at me and say 'add another £50 to that'. I feel like the guy in the new VW Jetta ad
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MY53 Sti 30k service was approx £340 with the vat at my local squealer. I wouldn't imagine that it will be much different as the added costs are Diff oils, gear box oil (i think), plugs, Fuel filter, consumables and air filter whereas a standard service is Oil and filter which are also changed at 30k.
Breakdown is as follows for an sti 30k service
Oil filter = £4.60
Sump washer = £0.83
Fuel Filter = £20.35
Spark plugs = £39.80 (set of 4)
Gasket = £1.10
Gear oil *4 = £26.48
Gear oil * 2= £9.66
Brake Clean = £2.85
White Grease= £2.25
Engine Oil = £21.60
Clip?? *4 = £1.16
Parts = £130.68
Labour = £142.10
Vat = £47.74
Total = £320.52
Hope this helps, may be a little cheaper on a WRX but I doubt their would be that much difference to be honest.
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Breakdown is as follows for an sti 30k service
Oil filter = £4.60
Sump washer = £0.83
Fuel Filter = £20.35
Spark plugs = £39.80 (set of 4)
Gasket = £1.10
Gear oil *4 = £26.48
Gear oil * 2= £9.66
Brake Clean = £2.85
White Grease= £2.25
Engine Oil = £21.60
Clip?? *4 = £1.16
Parts = £130.68
Labour = £142.10
Vat = £47.74
Total = £320.52
Hope this helps, may be a little cheaper on a WRX but I doubt their would be that much difference to be honest.
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Blimey thats cheap...
Just had the 30k/3year service on my WRX and the cost was £480, I then added MOT as well + a new battery for alarm fob and a replacement number plate bulb (lazy, I know) and the whole lot was £533.
Just had the 30k/3year service on my WRX and the cost was £480, I then added MOT as well + a new battery for alarm fob and a replacement number plate bulb (lazy, I know) and the whole lot was £533.
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I asked about a 30K/36month service recently too. A main dealer told me £340 - £350 with me supplying the engine oil. Indepandant quoted £290 again with me supplying the oil. Car is 2003 WRX.
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Thanks for the replies guys. I shall rightly expect to shell out in the £350 range then! ![Wink](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/wink.gif)
Thanks for the breakdown GB, that's a big help!
Only thing bugging me is the car has only covered 22k miles, yet is 3yrs old, but I guess I have no choice but to have it done.
It was last serviced last Feb at 18k miles and had an oil change in Nov, when I bought it.
The car is just out of warranty. Should I just bite the bullet and get it serviced, or wait till it has covered 30k?
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Thanks for the breakdown GB, that's a big help!
Only thing bugging me is the car has only covered 22k miles, yet is 3yrs old, but I guess I have no choice but to have it done.
It was last serviced last Feb at 18k miles and had an oil change in Nov, when I bought it.
The car is just out of warranty. Should I just bite the bullet and get it serviced, or wait till it has covered 30k?
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If the warranty is up I'd maybe have an oil change and leave the major stuff 'til 30k. You may wanna investigate independant specialists to save a few bob too.
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I can't see that I have missed anything off and the switch receipt matches the dealer invoice breakdown, maybe the dealers around here are a little cheaper
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No airfilter on the list, but thats because it was changed not long ago, so £350 should be about right with an airfilter I would imagine
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No airfilter on the list, but thats because it was changed not long ago, so £350 should be about right with an airfilter I would imagine
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I will post up the detail of mine when I get home, will make an interesting comparrison as its the same work, just in a different part of the country and hence difference costs (maybe ??)
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Originally Posted by D16GER
Thanks for the replies guys. I shall rightly expect to shell out in the £350 range then! ![Wink](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/wink.gif)
Thanks for the breakdown GB, that's a big help!
Only thing bugging me is the car has only covered 22k miles, yet is 3yrs old, but I guess I have no choice but to have it done.
It was last serviced last Feb at 18k miles and had an oil change in Nov, when I bought it.
The car is just out of warranty. Should I just bite the bullet and get it serviced, or wait till it has covered 30k?
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Thanks for the breakdown GB, that's a big help!
Only thing bugging me is the car has only covered 22k miles, yet is 3yrs old, but I guess I have no choice but to have it done.
It was last serviced last Feb at 18k miles and had an oil change in Nov, when I bought it.
The car is just out of warranty. Should I just bite the bullet and get it serviced, or wait till it has covered 30k?
Hope i can get a good deal.
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Here you go
Sump Gasket £0.86
Oil Filter £4.78
Air Filter £27.31
Fuel Filter £21.16
Anti freeze £9.98
Bulb £1.09
Displaced Part Disposal £6.95
Gear Oil £9.60
Spark Plugs £54.52
Battery £3.50
Oil £29.25
Gear Oil £38.80
Service Kit £4.25
Screen Wash £2.03
MOT £44.15
Labour £202.5
VAT £72.90
Total £533.63
Just to add insult in injury its been back 3 times since for various issues, and to be honest I'm still not 100% sure all is right.
Sump Gasket £0.86
Oil Filter £4.78
Air Filter £27.31
Fuel Filter £21.16
Anti freeze £9.98
Bulb £1.09
Displaced Part Disposal £6.95
Gear Oil £9.60
Spark Plugs £54.52
Battery £3.50
Oil £29.25
Gear Oil £38.80
Service Kit £4.25
Screen Wash £2.03
MOT £44.15
Labour £202.5
VAT £72.90
Total £533.63
Just to add insult in injury its been back 3 times since for various issues, and to be honest I'm still not 100% sure all is right.
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Originally Posted by Sport160
Just to add insult in injury its been back 3 times since for various issues, and to be honest I'm still not 100% sure all is right.
I'm a little concerned, as it could be the dealer that I was thinking of using in West Sussex!
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£249.21 for my 30K service, WRX 2003 PPP, from a main dealer.
I suggest you "Discuss" their pricing with the robbing b........
I suggest you "Discuss" their pricing with the robbing b........
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£249.21 for my 30K service, WRX 2003 PPP, from a main dealer.
I suggest you "Discuss" their pricing with the robbing b........
I suggest you "Discuss" their pricing with the robbing b........
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Hi Mate,
Best thing I found works phone round a few dealers and quote the lowest price, ask them to match it or loose the business.
Or, what I found a 70 mile drive to Bedfordshire saved me over £150 in labour costs (and the wife got to go shopping).
If you live near London or Thames valley, it might be worth a day out, as it seems everyone in Maidenhead earns £70k.
Best thing I found works phone round a few dealers and quote the lowest price, ask them to match it or loose the business.
Or, what I found a 70 mile drive to Bedfordshire saved me over £150 in labour costs (and the wife got to go shopping).
If you live near London or Thames valley, it might be worth a day out, as it seems everyone in Maidenhead earns £70k.
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Join the www.sidc.co.uk and get 10% off of parts and labour at most Subaru main dealers , soon saves you money when the big service comes
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I got a 30K service on my 03-plate WRX, got them to fit a set of front pads, and got them to dial the prodrive settings into my suspension, and the total bill, with SIDC discount was, i think, £466.00
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Originally Posted by GE90
Care to name the dealer......?
I'm a little concerned, as it could be the dealer that I was thinking of using in West Sussex!
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I'm a little concerned, as it could be the dealer that I was thinking of using in West Sussex!
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Just a quick note, All subaru parts should cost the same regardless of who the dealer is Subaru set the retail prices and the dealer cannot or should not charge more, (part of there dealership contract) I had this problem with my dealer (Nr Maidstone) chargeing me £6.50 for a £4.50 oil filter all dealers have had warning letters from subaru UK reading them the riot act if ther charge more than MRRP. Keep your eyes open for rip off dealers, remember they have no right to charge more than MRRP.
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Ive just had a quote £175.00 Inclusive
so i know where im going,oh and the guys there are a known Subaru tuner.
http://www.enginetuning.net/default.asp
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