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06-14-2009, 04:15 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: frederick maryland
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30,000 Mile service
Thanks hondapilot.com. I just did this maintaniance myself with the help of all the DIY. I did:
transmission drain and fill transfer case drain and fill VTM-4 drain and fill air filter pollen filter The dealer wanted 540 for all of it, I got the parts for 120 and spend about 3 relaxed hours doing it myself 
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06-14-2009, 05:46 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Katy, Tx
Posts: 1,263
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Well done!
Nice knowing the job was done right, you learned a bit more about your Pilot. Just last week, I replaced all 4 brake pads for $73. It was a leisurely project and I'm guessing I saved about $300 doing it myself. My best guess is that $200 per axle is the going rate, including turning of the discs if necessary. The Autozone pads that I bought are ceramic and so far have far, far less brake dust than OEM. Again, good job on doing your own 30k service and welcome to hp.org BTW- Just replaced an "impeller" in my boat yesterday. Dealer wanted $275 and I bought $50 in parts and tackled it myself.
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