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My second service is due shortly, approaching 16K miles, what prices should I expect for this one. Ideas anyone, TIA
General Stilo 1.6 Multiwagon.
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General Stilo 1.6 Multiwagon.
My 1.6 Multiwagon is currently on 14,667 miles so I'll be interested in this as well. A call to a Fiat dealer would answer the question. What do you think of the MW overall Jack?
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Hi Steve,Steve said:
Thanks for the input.
Re. the MW I'm chuffed with it's performance, and MPGs not too bad ... around 35 MPG so far over a mixed bit of usage ... a fair bit of town work some longer journeys + a little motorway use up to now. I've only had the beastie a month though. I bought it mainly for it's luggage space as I need to carry an electric wheelchair (My youngest daughter is handicapped) It fills that need well. Altogether I think it was a good buy for my needs. How does it shape up in your book.
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Steve,
I'd like a ballpark figure before I make that call. LOL ... I'm trying to avoid any rip-off.
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A few service figures for the 1.6 in this thread:
https://www.fiatforum.com/stilo/27589-stilo-service-costs.html?highlight=stilo+1.6+service
https://www.fiatforum.com/stilo/27589-stilo-service-costs.html?highlight=stilo+1.6+service
Jack, I'm very happy with mine so far. It's an 04 MW Active Aircon in Sassi Grey and I've had it about 6 weeks or so. I'm getting similar MPG to you, averaging around 35 MPG with mixed city/country/motorway driving. The interior space is fantastic, I had a single bed in the boot with the rear seats folded down. My one gripe is the interior colour. I love the way it looks but with two young kids it's virtually impossible to keep clean, I'm going to invest in a seat cover for the rear seat at some point. All in all I'd buy it again, but with darker seats!
I'll be at F.A.S.T in Stockton on Monday morning, I'll ask them for a service cost if you like?
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Oh and Rob if thats a Fiat dealer could you check out part No60448084 its the manual that fiat brought out for the stilo around the 01/02 apparently its the one used in the workshop but is available to the public
just to check if that info[the workshop bit is correct]
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Stuart DemonD said:
Thanks for that link Stuart, that helps, but more variation than expected.
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OK Steve,Steve said:Jack, I'm very happy with mine so far. It's an 04 MW Active Aircon in Sassi Grey and I've had it about 6 weeks or so. I'm getting similar MPG to you, averaging around 35 MPG with mixed city/country/motorway driving. The interior space is fantastic, I had a single bed in the boot with the rear seats folded down. My one gripe is the interior colour. I love the way it looks but with two young kids it's virtually impossible to keep clean, I'm going to invest in a seat cover for the rear seat at some point. All in all I'd buy it again, but with darker seats!
Mines same 04 model, in crystal green, it's very pale, looks almost grey in some light ... I was wrong on the mileage BTW, coming up 15K. Space is great, I've had several estate cars over the years, and always find the extra luggage space very useful. I can see your need for a seat cover with young kids, not really a problem for me, daughter is grown-up now. You made the choice ... Enjoy it !.
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Hellcat !,Hellcat said:
Please do, that would be of interest ... thanks for the offer ... look forward to result.
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Steve,Steve said:
just this last day or so I found something that may be of use ... I had a few marks on the drivers door lining, and and one stain on the drivers seat I'd tried to clean them off with no luck ... then my wife suggested a prewash stain remover spray called "Shout" ... I tried this damping the material first, then spraying the marked area with shout ( not too much ) left this for a couple of minutes then wiped the area several times with a damp cloth to rinse out any spray residue afterwards allowed to air dry ... results brilliant not a trace of marks after 24 hours. Probably best done on a warm day to dry quicker.
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Jacko27 said:Hellcat !,
Please do, that would be of interest ... thanks for the offer ... look forward to result.
Ok, quick quote from FAST comes to a grand total of £116 for your 2nd service around 16k.
Covers all usual stuff, oil, air, plugs etc.
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OK Thanks for that one Hellcat, shouldn't get too much pain in the wallet for that one then. LOLHellcat said:
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Air filter renewed every 3 years (unless diesel)
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I really must try and sort a matrix out, with engine variants/cost per service at each mileage interval :chin:
Hmmm, where is Rich? :idea:
Hmmm, where is Rich? :idea:
Stuart DemonD said:
Yes pass it on to rich Stu DELAGATE
at least it will keep him out of trouble
Jacko27 said:Steve,
just this last day or so I found something that may be of use ... I had a few marks on the drivers door lining, and and one stain on the drivers seat I'd tried to clean them off with no luck ... then my wife suggested a prewash stain remover spray called "Shout" ... I tried this damping the material first, then spraying the marked area with shout ( not too much ) left this for a couple of minutes then wiped the area several times with a damp cloth to rinse out any spray residue afterwards allowed to air dry ... results brilliant not a trace of marks after 24 hours. Probably best done on a warm day to dry quicker.
Jack, great, many thanks for that. I'll certainly be giving that a go.
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Hi Steve,Steve said:
Hope it works as well for you as it did for me, rinse the damp cloth several times between wipes ... let me know how it goes for you.
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