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Hey Guys,

My water pump sh*t itself last night so that's got to be replaced and I need to do my 100k service as well so I'm gonna know them over together.

As I'm getting all the parts required for the service I need to know names/brands and what parts to get.

So the water pump I'll get from the group buy but what other parts do I need. I'm replacing every belt regardless of if it needs changing or not.

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Just doing this myself. Defiantely worth getting cambelt and spark plugs yourself looking at Mitsi prices. Will probably put my own plugs in and let the garage do the rest.

Plugs that most seem to be getting for GPX are the NGK BKR7EIX or DENSO IK22. For GR - BKR6EIX or IK20.

Gates part No:T987 is a good Cambelt/Timing Belt for GPX apparently.

And yeah, Kempy's for the water pump, even if the GB doesn't go ahead, they're still a damn good price!
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i am also preparing all parts needed for my major service in 3 months time...(was going to start a tread like this...)

i thinking i / you would need:

redline 5W30 engine oil 5 lt- a guy on ebay sells this for $18.90/0.95Lt, link http://cgi.ebay.com.au/REDLINE-engine-o ... dZViewItem
redline auto transmission oil (from the same guy on ebay)
engine oil filter
fuel filter - repco / super cheap auto (part no. anyone??)
rb74 front pads
rb comp2 rear pads
apexi power intake air filter - 508-M001 (http://www.nengun.com/apexi/power-intake)
cambelt
power steering belt
iridium spark plugs - ebay http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NGK-spark-plugs- ... dZViewItem
water pump - group buy

hope this helps..could anyone confirms or corrects the above..
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I dont want to dampen your spirits guy nor do I want to sound like Im doubting your mechanical ability, but changing the timing belt is not an easy job.... and if you f*ck it up, you can seriously destroy your engine.
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I'm changing my alt and p/s a/c belt this week. Part of the p/s belt is overlaping the edge of the pully.
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Bennoz wrote:I dont want to dampen your spirits guy nor do I want to sound like Im doubting your mechanical ability, but changing the timing belt is not an easy job.... and if you f*ck it up, you can seriously destroy your engine.
Oh I don't trust my mechanic ability as far as I can throw myself, so thats no far.

But my neighbour is a mechanic and was talking to him yesterday about the water pump, he had a look and said I'll do it for ya, it would be a c**t of a job but he can do it.
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lwrida wrote:Oh I don't trust my mechanic ability as far as I can throw myself, so thats no far.
Great honesty thou :lol:
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Post by JOeJOe »

lwrida, can he do mine mine as well? since we practically going to get the water pump at the same time :D
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I'm an honest person what can I say :P

Umm Joe I'm not sure I think I'm really pushing it to get him to do it.

But let me ask him.

Still not 100% on if he will do mine, but if he won't I know another mechanic that will do as long as I get parts
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Cam seals, how many do i need??
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Post by payaya »

Mark the belt!!! Make things a lot more easier!!
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JOeJOe wrote:Cam seals, how many do i need??
dont need any unless they are leaking oil
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jonowong wrote:
JOeJOe wrote:Cam seals, how many do i need??
dont need any unless they are leaking oil
Mine is leaking a tab, not too much for it to be troublesome but enough for it to be annoying.
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hey i just got my timing belt and cam seals replaced.. i got the parts myself and got my mechanic to do it for me.. i managed to get a dayco timing belt kit for $130.. which contained Timing Belt, tensioner, idler Pulley and oil seals i thought that wasnt to bad.. but cars fixed now and i can drive it again :D
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drewby wrote:hey i just got my timing belt and cam seals replaced.. i got the parts myself and got my mechanic to do it for me.. i managed to get a dayco timing belt kit for $130.. which contained Timing Belt, tensioner, idler Pulley and oil seals i thought that wasnt to bad.. but cars fixed now and i can drive it again :D
Where did you get this?

part number?
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Post by JOeJOe »

I found the kit for the GR.

http://www.dayco.com.au/PartInfo.aspx?P=KTBA087

Will the GPX be the same?
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Post by Supplanter »

The MIVEC timing belt is different.

The Gates T987 is a suitable aftermmarket replacement for a GPX.
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