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Re: Realistic registration/repair costs to get a car on the road Tue, 18 May 2004 05:06 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
les cam belt = timing belt.

agree with shinny - $20 brake pads - spend a bit more

lets see ;

Radiator/heater flush $50 ok depends on what they find
Coolant $40 yep
Water pump $50 yep
Cam belt $30 yep
Oil $20 yep
Oil filter $10 yep
Air filter $20 yep
Fuel filter $5 i'd say $10-$15
Spark plugs $20 yep
Clutch fluid $0 (covered under brake fluid - same shit)
Brake lines $60 (what for - inspect ones on there first)
Caliper overhaul $50 inspect first - a kit might cost you more than $50!
Disc Machine $50 about right (if they can be machined, otherwise replacement could be $200)
Brake fluid $20 ($7 for dot5 castrol)
Brake pads $20 spend more than this
Wheel cylinders $30 inspect old ones first
Brake shoes $30 inspect old ones
Roadworthy $55 ($50 in VIC) inspection only
6 months rego $300
Miscellaneous $200 (hoses, gaskets, stuff for roadworthy, etc)
transfer fee and stamp duty

i almost bought a new daily driver recently and go thru the same stuff as you actually (glad to know i'm not alone) - when you start adding this stuff up a cheap car ain't always a cheap (safe) car.

i'd also include shock absorbers minimum, and, a full inspection of all bushes.

check CV joint for play and universals too on the tailshaft. i'd swap diff oil too and gearbox oil (w50 should be under 4 litres OR if you're an auto person like me adjust bands and refill and replace gasket/filter)

my 2c. good luck mate
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Read Message   Realistic registration/repair costs to get a car on the road 7M-BrisbaneTue, 18 May 2004 02:07
Read Message   Re: Realistic registration/repair costs to get a car on the road mrshinTue, 18 May 2004 02:55
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