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hey guys..

i know im in the wrong section of the thread, but need quick answer and brief, im thinking of getting my car done for 100'000 klms service soon, although ive got 78'000 k's on it at the moment, but dont want to wait for the time to come, so where should i go?? ive read on the maintenance section that its best to go for nissan dealers, but not quite sure with nissan dealer at hoppers crossing, (i live in the western suburb), i went there today and asked for a quote for the 100'000 k service, and instead they gave me a minor service price which include eg. oil change, oil filter, sparkplugs and etc. and i told them, thats just a minor service, i believe, and they replied, we dont have the exact list of the er34 100'00 k service, so obviously they dont have any bloody idea about the car..and i left without saying anything...

what i have in mind is, if not going to nissan dealers, i might go and ask chasers instead if worse comes to worst..any suggestion please??

thanx ..

by the way, i live in western suburb area so be helpful if u point the direction in that area... cheers guys

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YEa you need to do timing belt at 100K,

Take it down to RE Customs in springvale, say Taso sent ya

thanx taso, but as i mentioned above, i live in the western subs. so be quite convenient for me if its close to my area, but thanx anyway.

anymore suggetion?

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There are SO many theads on this. You really need to use the search function, it's been covered so many times.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/10...mp;hl=100%2C000

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Go...mp;hl=100%2C000

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/R3...mp;hl=100%2C000

This is just the first three.

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