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From the service form. It seem the servicing is done at autosave. This workshop is specialised in servicing and repair toyota and nissan car. Deduct $210 for front absorber. The $300 plus servicing cost including so many check and adjustment done worth the money. Their servicing package is same as agent but cheaper.

 

I have send my previous nissan car there for servicing. This workshop is also highly recommended by toyota and nissan club. The most important they know the car well and have the software to diagnose the error code.

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thier drive your car and test?if when you brake and did not feel vibrate no need change,dont waste money,mine also uneven, the disc rotor uneven becos the brake pad not so good..but if you feel vibrate when you brake then you have fix it...

 

 

[sweatdrop] maybe because you dont drive up to MY much do u?..... braking capability is the last thing you should compromise......i'm sure i'll have it repair asap.... [sweatdrop]

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cool. thank you guys for the input!

 

how much should a disc rotor cost?

 

i am quoted $90 per piece, need to change 2, so $160, from the mechanic.

 

and oso where to do computerised wheel alignment?

 

staying at sembawang...

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cool. thank you guys for the input!

 

how much should a disc rotor cost?

 

i am quoted $90 per piece, need to change 2, so $160, from the mechanic.

 

and oso where to do computerised wheel alignment?

 

staying at sembawang...

 

 

u can always call stockists such as ric tat to find out about the prices of the disc rotor.. then ask ard for labour to install.. and labour is generally cheaper across the causeway..

 

anyway jus to verify wat u have said.. if its 90 bucks per piece and yet it is 160 bucks for 2 pieces? [:)]

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u can always call stockists such as ric tat to find out about the prices of the disc rotor.. then ask ard for labour to install.. and labour is generally cheaper across the causeway..

 

anyway jus to verify wat u have said.. if its 90 bucks per piece and yet it is 160 bucks for 2 pieces? [:)]

 

haha $180 :)

 

thanks!

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meaning they should replace the rubber bushes oso?

 

i actually asked whether did they do the wheel alignment becos i know after changed shocker need to do.

 

then they said they did.

 

i press on saying do i need to do a computerised ? they said don't need.

I believe a professional Vehicle Mechanic would asked his customer that question (ususally funny suspension noises after the job done if rubber bushes not renewed)

I also believe they did not posses any equipment to do computerised wheel alignment, since they said don/t need to (tilted steering wheel when driving straight ahead, car veering towards one side, abnormal tire wear, higher FC... among the observations)

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the disc motor? ya, they told me it's uneven need to change but they don't have stock.

 

maybe need to go back change next week.

 

is it a major issue if left unattend?

 

he said he can feel my steering wheel vibrate when stepping on brake...but i don't feel it :s

More serious if you feel the vibration yourself

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I dont really believe in 80k, 100k, or 150k servicing. For me, servicing means servicing. Any parts can be repaired, repair. If not change...

 

Me too don't believe in all these servicing based on mileage except for important things like fan belts and timing belt. Such things cannot afford to wait till it snap then change. But shocks, mounts all these, I will use till it chui first then change. Else don't need to change as long as its working.

 

Brake and steering fluid, to me can use can already. Don't need to keep changing all the time. So what brake a little spongy, just step harder lar.....

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cool. thank you guys for the input!

 

how much should a disc rotor cost?

 

i am quoted $90 per piece, need to change 2, so $160, from the mechanic.

 

and oso where to do computerised wheel alignment?

 

staying at sembawang...

 

Around there. Usually $70-90 per piece. However, if you don't feel the vibration, then just stick with your current rotors.

 

Uneven wear doesn't mean its warped. The vibration is more of a nuisannce than safety. It won't affect your braking.

 

However, sometimes its good to change more things together, then can bargain better price. If changing just rotors alone, nothing much to bargain. If more than that then can.

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disc rotor can be skimmed, but only once.....

 

it depends.

sometimes, it is not worth skimming.

might as well change a new set of rotor.

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I thought a servicing bill came up to 100K.... <_<

 

Me too !!

 

After being shocked by the title of the post, suddenly $500+ looks very cheap indeed. [laugh] [laugh]

 

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