30k maintenance
 

Disclaimer (too lazy to look in my manual)

Have any of you done your 30k maintenance? Is it necessary or one of those "check fluid levels" type of maintenance? If it's the latter I rather just take it to an independent shop.

Oil change, brake fluid change, air/cabin filter changes last time I checked the manual. FYI - New OE Cabin filter gets updated and looks cheap. Check ebay.

I would never tell the dealer to do any K service. It's like throwing $ away.

I got a cabin filter at pep boys of all places for $12. Purolator go green filter. Fit perfectly.

Hey Mike,

Do you remember the part number for the cabin filter? If so, please share!

Thanks,

Rachael

It's in the book they have on the shelf. I think it was ca35667 by memory. I'll check though.

Also, it was identical the the oem filter from Toyota.

http://www.purolatorautofilters.net/...partnum=C35667


C35677

Thanks Mike! I will pick one up this week. Cheers!

I'm due for my 30K service and was wondering the same thing. I think they quoted me around $550 or so for the complete service. This is from a Lexus dealer. It seems like all they do is a whole lot of checking fluids...and they test drive the car. Oh, and change the oil. I passed on it, and got the normal service ($185). Every time I walk out of there I feel like they "F" me...and not in the good way.

When you say normal service, did you get it at the dealer or you went elsewhere?

Yes, I meant the dealer. I live in Southern CA, and go to a Lexus dealership in Glendale. The "Normal" service (sorry for the proper name) includes fluid checks and oil change, and car wash (that they can't do on my car because of the splitters and it being lowered).