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Hey everyone, just a little question. I am getting my 150000 service done later in the week and i am wondering if there is anything that needs to be done, eg brakes?? any pointers or advice would be appreciated.

Thanks, Bill

Black R33 gtst, bc1012

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If belt was done at 100k you dont need that...but that said if came into aus with 120k or something on it I would probably do the belt as you never know the true kms...

You should do:

Engine oil + filter

Check condition of coolant (may need to remove and flush)

Has the gearbox oil and diff oil been changed before?

It all depends what has been done before...

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If belt was done at 100k you dont need that...but that said if came into aus with 120k or something on it I would probably do the belt as you never know the true kms...

You should do:

Engine oil + filter

Check condition of coolant (may need to remove and flush)

Has the gearbox oil and diff oil been changed before?

It all depends what has been done before...

i'd also change a fuel filter!

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As above, if your timing belt hasn't been changed yet, get it done urgently, but not if it has been changed already. When I changed my timing belt I realised that I should've done the Water Pump at the same time as the timing belt needs to be removed to change it. Now at 130,000km the Water Pump needs changing.

I'll also be doing the Belt Tensioner, Idler Bearing, Cam Seals and probably the Crank Seal as well.

Good Luck

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