Reply With QuoteSays in the service book what's due mate.Originally Posted by ADTEE23
If the pad warning is on, then you need pads, unless its a broken wire.
Gavin
Dubber
Gday guys
My car is up for the 105k service and just want to know what's the costs and what's involved . I'm happy enough to do it myself if it's only oil and filters or is there more involved in this service
Secondly I have the brake wear indicator on my MFD meaning I'm probably up for pads too , ideas on what pads are good and rough costs would be really helpful before I get ripped off
Thanks in advance
Dub Crazy
VWwA Super Moderator
Says in the service book what's due mate.
If the pad warning is on, then you need pads, unless its a broken wire.
Gavin
Ultimate Dubber
No it doesn't.
What engine is in it?
Volkswagen Fanatic
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Last edited by jets; 04-07-2016 at 02:18 PM.
Understand how it works, troubleshoot logically BEFORE replacing parts.
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It's a 155 Tsi 2.0l turbo petrol
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Ultimate Dubber
Will just be a basic oil and filter service.
No timing belt to do on these.
Dubber
After posting this yesterday I rang Volkswagen and was told it involved a timing belt and water pump change costing $1506
$502 for the service
And another $1100 for the brakes and rotors
I think they are taking me for a ride
Dubber
Actually $1406 for the brakes 😢
Dub Crazy
VWwA Super Moderator
Try Brakes Direct for the discs and pads. Then fit them yourself.
Volkswagen Fanatic
Did you think to ask them how they plan to change the timing belt on an engine with a timing chain?
I hope their techs are more competent than their service advisors!
Cheers
George
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