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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuan View Post
    Sounds like what i paid for the 15,000.

    Ask John if any other items need to be done at that service i.e. fluids so you don't get a call half way through the day saying you need X and Y.

    Also check your manual to see if anything needs to be done at that particular interval (does the Skoda service manual show this). At least you are armed with info.
    I spoke to Adam @ Trivett Parramatta. I asked him repeatedly if $460 covers EVERYTHING and he kept saying yes.

    Re. the Service Schedule book - I had a brief look, it seems to just have a generic list with checkboxes for the mechanic to fill in. Haven't found the recommended/required action items for each service yet

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    Sorry mate, mines a vRS ... mis-read that bit somehow that yours is a different model ?!?!

    But same price and I got the standard oil and filter change + mandatory tyre kicking service ....
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    Quote Originally Posted by andresampras View Post
    I spoke to Adam @ Trivett Parramatta. I asked him repeatedly if $460 covers EVERYTHING and he kept saying yes.

    Re. the Service Schedule book - I had a brief look, it seems to just have a generic list with checkboxes for the mechanic to fill in. Haven't found the recommended/required action items for each service yet
    It's all at the front of the service schedule book in badly laid out lists designed to confuse people.

    NB: Nowhere in the service schedule does it say to change the fuel filter. If it hasn't been done by a conscientious mech yet then get it done.
    There are a lot of "check this, check that" items. The stuff that needs to be changed is (this is my schedule - some is more than, some is less than Skoda Service schedule:
    Oil + filter = 15k
    Cabin filter = 1 year (skoda = 2 years)
    brake fluid = 2 years (skoda = 2 years)
    Air Filter = 45,000km (skoda = 90k km??)
    Fuel Filter = 60k km (skoda = no period specified)
    Spark Plugs 75k km (skoda = 60k km in the workshops; 90k km in the service book)
    Manual Gearbox oil = 105k km (Skoda = filled for life)
    Coolant = 5 years (Skoda = ???)
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    The reason its the same price as a 15K service is because its same job. It's just an oil & filter service and a check over.

    If it had a timing belt, you'd do that as well, and pay accordingly.

    Petrol Passat, and probably Superb as well, don't have a replaceble fuel filter. Everything else, both petrol and diesel is every 60K.
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