92Si
07-11-2006, 08:43 PM
Hi All,
I've had the EH Si for a couple of months now, bought it with 214k on the clock (and just serviced), just coming up to the 220,000k service, what would you usually expect to be done for this?
The service sticker just lists 'oil filter', the 'tune' and 'trans/gearbox' lines aren't marked so I'm thinking it would just be fluid(s). If it was just fluids I thought I'd do it myself, what would be required (other than the oil filter, and new oil!)?
All fluids (brake, transmission, power steering) look clean, the car's not using/losing any, the radiator was replaced as part of sale, so that's all in order, nice and clean there, I'm running it on BP Ultimate, not sure what was used before.
I'm the 4th owner, I've got receipts for pretty much every bit of work done on it, looks to have been serviced previously when it should have, engine seems pretty strong and reasonably tight, doesn't blow a puff of smoke.
Seems to prove the theory that if you look after these engines, they've got a fair few k's in them. Just want to keep looking after it as well as the previous owners, so some advice would be appreciated.:D
Cheers!
I've had the EH Si for a couple of months now, bought it with 214k on the clock (and just serviced), just coming up to the 220,000k service, what would you usually expect to be done for this?
The service sticker just lists 'oil filter', the 'tune' and 'trans/gearbox' lines aren't marked so I'm thinking it would just be fluid(s). If it was just fluids I thought I'd do it myself, what would be required (other than the oil filter, and new oil!)?
All fluids (brake, transmission, power steering) look clean, the car's not using/losing any, the radiator was replaced as part of sale, so that's all in order, nice and clean there, I'm running it on BP Ultimate, not sure what was used before.
I'm the 4th owner, I've got receipts for pretty much every bit of work done on it, looks to have been serviced previously when it should have, engine seems pretty strong and reasonably tight, doesn't blow a puff of smoke.
Seems to prove the theory that if you look after these engines, they've got a fair few k's in them. Just want to keep looking after it as well as the previous owners, so some advice would be appreciated.:D
Cheers!