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bros,

 

anybody know the what should be service at each service interval?

 

Oil change at every 15,000km right? together with oil and air filter change.

 

when to change ATF?

when to change brake fluid?

when to change timing belt + water pump?

 

anything else need to change?

 

anybody know where skoda has a detailed maintenance scheduled checklist?

 

thx

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What I can remember:-

ATF and brake fluids change at 60K.

Timing belt at 90K.

Spark plugs at 60K.

 

Think air filter need not be changed every 15K.

Pollen filter probably change annually.

 

Will try find the detailed schedule obtained in 2005.

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The wonderful thing about the Skoda Superb is that it is rather low maintenance and bullet proof engine - especially when you take good care of it.

 

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Oil change at every 15,000km right? together with oil and air filter change.

You can if you want to but following the recommended change intervals is quite good already.

 

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when to change ATF?

60,000 km - I just did mine. Now it purrs again...silky smooth ride when gear changes.

 

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when to change brake fluid?

60,000 km - Just did mine.

 

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when to change timing belt + water pump?

If not wrong 90-100k onwards, quite alot of work involved for this.

 

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anything else need to change?

Battery, sparks (recommend every 30k, some say 15k - up to you)

Air Filter - K&N is not bad but noisy, I reverted back to OEM filters.

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bro, u feel any diff with K&N and then change to OEM?

i have a performance filter and it is much noisier....dun feel much diff in terms of power though

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Hi bro,

 

Oil Change: Recommended interval is at every 15,000km. However if your driving pattern consists of a high percentage of start-stop driving, you can consider performing the change at ever 10,000km.

 

ATF: 60,000km is a safe interval. I have known of a few Audi A4 and Passat owners who change at every 40,000km to 50,000km interval, to ensure that a gearbox change (due to premature failure) is not warranted.

 

Brake fluid: every 3 years or 60,000km whichever comes earlier. If the brakes feel extremely spongy, it is a clear indication that the fluid must be changed.

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Here you are:

 

Service Type A

15,000km/45,000km

 

 

Replace

1. Replace engine oil

2. Replace oil filter

 

 

Check condition (visual)

3. Airbag units: for external damage

4. Battery: check level

5. Brake fluid level

6. Brake linings/pads: thickness

7. Brake system for leakage & damage

8. Cooling system: inspect and top-up

9. CV joint boots for leakage and damage

10. Door straps: lubricate

11. Electrical switches and controls

12. Engine: for leakage and damage

13. Exhaust system

14. Fault memory self-diagnosis

15. Gearbox: for leakage and damage

16. Indicators and other controls

17. Plenum chamber: inspect for dirt

18. Service interval display: reset

19. Steering boots: for leakage and damage

20. Track rod ends and boots

21. Tyres: for condition and inflation

22. Windshield wiper and washer

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We all can continue wondering till the cows come home.

 

Key point is: VISUAL CHECK!

See only lah!

See clearly or check thoroughly is another matter.

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Service Type B

30,000km/90,000km

 

 

Replace

1. Replace engine oil

2. Replace oil filter

3. Replace air filter

4. Replace air-con filter

5. Replace brake fluid

 

 

Check condition (visual)

6. Airbag units: for external damage

7. Battery: check level

8. Brake fluid

9. Brake linings/pads: thickness

10. Brake system for leakage & damage

11. Cooling system: inspect and top-up

12. CV joint boots for leakage and damage

13. Door straps: lubricate

14. Electrical switches and controls

15. Engine: for leakage and damage

17. Exhaust system

18. Fault memory self-diagnosis

19. Gearbox: for leakage and damage

20. Indicators and other controls

21. Plenum chamber: inspect for dirt

22. Service interval display: reset

23. Steering boots: for leakage and damage

24. Track rod ends and boots

25. Tyres: for condition and inflation

26. Underbody protection & paintwork

27. Windshield wiper and washer

 

 

Applies to Superb, Octavia and Fabia.

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