YOUR RESEARCHplanning on a diy service what do i need
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looking to do a 75k service on my c4,contacted independent porsche and they said about £650 so planning to do most myself and then take it to get oil and filter to hav book stamped. so looking at air filter,plugs,pollen filter and poss v belt how hard is v belt to change? and fuel filter any thing else? its already had coils and header bottle recently so thats ok,was wondering where the £650 comes from am i missing something?
If you check porscheshop, design911, I reckon you will find the relevant "service kit" for sale which includes all the bits and bobs needed for the standard service menu.
Just done my 48k which I believe is the same service. Go to Design911 you'll need: fuel filter, pollen filter, air filter (i upgraded to K & N), belt, sump washer, oil, plugs I got from Opie Oils, they do service kits which seem great value, not sure if they are genuine Porsche parts, but i did all mine separately which came to £300 including Mobil 1 & K & N Filter, + 2 x coolant & cap as I was doing some work on the expansion tank & then £49 for plugs from Opie Oils. Service is easy but time consuming, belt is laughably simple, just need a 24mm socket and a breaker bar or long wrench for leverage.
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