EK4 200k service

[hondaEK4]

planning to get it done this week, just wondering what the 200k service consists of.

[CB7_OWNER]

200k Service according to my 2000 Civic Service Manual

Replace the following:

Engine oil/filter
Fuel Filter
Spark Plugs
Engine Coolant
MT tranny fluid
Brake Fluid
Timing Belt

And as per usual minor services, just inspect things such as air filter, leaks etc etc etc

[EK1.6LCIV]

I'd also get the water pump done as well at this point, inspect seals for leaks, should still be in good nick at this stage

[yellows2k]

i believe the normal maintainence schedule is 10k km for minors and 40k km for the majors.
if the car has followed the regular servicing, then wouldnt a 200k km fall under a major 40k km service plus any little extras that comes with a car that has done 200k km.
thats just my thoughts. also, as long as the car and engine have been looked after, it shouldnt pose any issues

[hondaEK4]

Thanks guys, know anywhere in S/E Melbourne that i can go to. I don't wanna go to Honda the money box ain't full.

[twing]

bao@modproject, one of our trader here :thumbsup:

[Limbo]

i'd also get tappets adjusted

[EK1.6LCIV]

Honda's price wasn't too bad in Brisbane compared to other mobs (not a performance shop, just other mechanics who fix normal runabouts)

and if you get your tappets done, may as well have them do it

it's one of those jobs that is going to be done (in most cases) once in your ownership, may as well have it on the logbooks that it's been completed by a reputable place to satisfy possible future fussy buyers

[Mikecivic78]

200k Service according to my 2000 Civic Service Manual

Replace the following:

Engine oil/filter
Fuel Filter
Spark Plugs
Engine Coolant
MT tranny fluid
Brake Fluid
Timing Belt

And as per usual minor services, just inspect things such as air filter, leaks etc etc etc

I agree.... plus maybe water pump. Its not expensive. While you are there you may as well do it too.

Do u plan 2 do it yourself? It ain't rocket science by a golden mile ( all of the info is on Ozhonda anyway, just search!) and you will save heaps on labour costs.

You can buy the parts OEM and keep the receipt to show that the work has been done. At 200,000km it aint worth paying the earth for servicing. Most people on this forum will agree with me... guys?

[jimsta]

200k Service according to my 2000 Civic Service Manual

Replace the following:

Engine oil/filter
Fuel Filter
Spark Plugs
Engine Coolant
MT tranny fluid
Brake Fluid
Timing Belt

And as per usual minor services, just inspect things such as air filter, leaks etc etc etc


I also agree. I just recently did the above. made the engine feel nice and smooth again :)