03 sonata v6 30k approaching
 

My sonata is almost at the 30k maintenance. What can I expect to be shelling
out?

Re: 03 sonata v6 30k approaching
 

On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 22:27:15 -0400, "sonata32" <sonata32@nomail.com>
wrote:

>My sonata is almost at the 30k maintenance. What can I expect to be shelling
>out?
>
>==================

And you live in what country?

S25

Re: 03 sonata v6 30k approaching
 

The only thing that you should be paying for (provided that you want
the dealershipt to do anything) is an oil and transmission change.
These you could do yourself as well but at the most, that is what the
dealer should do. You can change the air filter yourself. I'm not sure
about the 03s if you have to drain the coolant or not as most recent
cars can you can keep the coolant in as long as the time you will need
to change the timing belt. Don't get suckered into one of those
package deals as all it is in fluff to get a larger profit for work
not done.

Nick


On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 22:27:15 -0400, "sonata32" <sonata32@nomail.com>
wrote:

>My sonata is almost at the 30k maintenance. What can I expect to be shelling
>out?
>

Re: 03 sonata v6 30k approaching
 

I just had this issue come up, one dealership said i was going to ahev to
pay 370 ish for their 30 k package deal, then i went to another
dealership
and I only had to pay $140, but they only did the oil change, air filter
and coolent, They did not do a spark plug change (it required in the
manual) but they said i have 60k spark plugs, and that they looked at
them
and they did not need to be changed. Is a transmission fluid change
required? Becasue they did not do that either

Re: 03 sonata v6 30k approaching
 

An ATF change is required on the severe usage chart. I'd do it on my car
at 30k just on principle.

Re: 03 sonata v6 30k approaching
 

Also forgot to mention spark plugs, as they only cost a few dollars
it's a good idea to change them. If not I wouldn't go past 50k with
them unless they are platinum. I believe most platinum plugs can go
about 100k before they need to be changed.


On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 08:12:48 -0400, Nick
<npolite@NOSPAMMONKEYS.yahoo.com> wrote:

>The only thing that you should be paying for (provided that you want
>the dealershipt to do anything) is an oil and transmission change.
>These you could do yourself as well but at the most, that is what the
>dealer should do. You can change the air filter yourself. I'm not sure
>about the 03s if you have to drain the coolant or not as most recent
>cars can you can keep the coolant in as long as the time you will need
>to change the timing belt. Don't get suckered into one of those
>package deals as all it is in fluff to get a larger profit for work
>not done.
>
>Nick
>
>
>On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 22:27:15 -0400, "sonata32" <sonata32@nomail.com>
>wrote:
>
>>My sonata is almost at the 30k maintenance. What can I expect to be shelling
>>out?
>>
>

Re: 03 sonata v6 30k approaching
 

I reside in the USA,...sorry
"hyundaitech" <howitsac@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:18b8e43214f1e1cef7bc2a214092e20b@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> An ATF change is required on the severe usage chart. I'd do it on my car
> at 30k just on principle.
>