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#1 of 5 tune up for toyota sienna
by cb8858
Nov 25, 2009 (1:06 pm)
I have a 2000 toyota sienna
I need a tuneup. I have not put one dime into this car except for tires and oil changes and brakes.
I went to Toyota for a tune up. After all was said and done they were talking about $800.00
I went to Sears because they now are doing tuneups. The list of things I needed went on and one.
What does a tuneup on a 2000 Sienna need?
What is involved?
I am a woman and I seem to be taken to the cleaners.
#2 of 5 Re: tune up for toyota sienna [cb8858]
by ateixeira
Nov 25, 2009 (2:27 pm)
Well, let's keep in mind that van is probably 10 years old now, so this is more than a tune-up. Usually the 30k (or 3 year) service is small, the 60k (or 6 year) service it big.
At 10 years, you're overdue for basically everything. Tune-up, all fluids, timing belt, belts and hoses.
I guess it depends on what they did, but the local dealer charges about $400 something for the 3 year service and $600 something for the 6 year service.
If you got by for 10 years and only spent $800, I actually think you spent far, far less than most people do.
#3 of 5 Re: tune up for toyota sienna [cb8858]
by wwest
Nov 26, 2009 (10:22 am)
What makes you think the van needs a tune-up..??
MPG decline seriously..??
#4 of 5 Re: tune up for toyota sienna [wwest]
by cb8858
Nov 30, 2009 (1:21 pm)
It has been 2 years.
I think I should get one.
I was told I needed wires etc.
I just want to know what involves a tune up.
Thanks
Chris
#5 of 5 Re: tune up for toyota sienna [cb8858]
by wwest
Dec 07, 2009 (2:37 pm)
"..I am a woman...taken to the cleaners.."
Yes, I have seen that again and over again in my almost 50 years of driving. Oftentimes I step in and add my "voice" and end up not being very well liked/accepted/welcome at that shop.
My '01 F/awd RX300 is now at ~80,000 miles and the next "tune-up", as have ALL the previous ones, will require an oil and filter change, a new engine air filter and a "look-see" at the cabin pollen filter.
My '93 Ford Ranger gets, always has gotten, the exact same "tune-ups", and it now has 140,000 miles.