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Places in Thailand to change oil and filter

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1 hour ago, Randy99 said:

I'm an aircraft mechanic.

If you are an AME then you know the operating conditions for cars on the highway and aircraft in flight are very different.

No stop-start in aircraft. Besides takeoff and climb the engine operates at a constant RPM.

This is so obvious that it calls your credibility into question

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  • steve187
    steve187

    Plenty of places in Thailand to get a drive in oil change, petrol stations, car washes, small garages etc etc any half decent oil and filter is going to cost at least 1,000thb ish for a car/pick up wi

  • nightfox
    nightfox

    B-Quick is the cheapest place. Its about 700 bht for oil change and I think 300 bht for the filter.

  • brianthainess
    brianthainess

    Steer away from dealerships they will con you with stuff not needed, Nissan wanted to charge silly money for air filters for an A/C filter they wanted over a 1,000 baht on seeing it removed I told the

689 baht today at cockpit semi synthetic, same as 2 years ago. They still give you a small extra bottle, what for I have no idea, still got the last one to throw away. This time they put 7k kilo to next change, always been 5k before.

2009 Nissan Navara, 6 ltrs of full synthetic oil and a new filter, check for leaks, uni joints, exhaust, wheel bearings and a good look around, 1200 baht at the local Tyre workshop.

Been changing the oil and filter every 7,000 km over the past couple of years and at 170,000 km the oil is fairly clean when drained. Between that and taking the EGR out of the equation the motor should last awhile longer.

You Americans !! $25, that would be a rubbish filter with oil good for 4,000 miles if that.

They would not lift your bonnet for less than $10 let alone change the filter, properly drain the old & refill

14 minutes ago, natway09 said:

You Americans !! $25, that would be a rubbish filter with oil good for 4,000 miles if that.

They would not lift your bonnet for less than $10 let alone change the filter, properly drain the old & refill

It's a way to get you in the door for perhaps more work done. 

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