Installing all filters

[Pastor Ron]

My mech. wants $225.00 to install ALL filters. Air, fuel and cruise control. Is this reasonable?

 

[rhino 2]

My mech. wants $225.00 to install ALL filters. Air, fuel and cruise control. Is this reasonable?

Cruise control filter?.....

 

[Pastor Ron]

Cruise control filter?.....

It is more of a square sponge type that dries out over time

 

[rhino 2]

It is more of a square sponge type that dries out over time

If the 225$ Is including parts and labor ....I don't think that's out of line...:Shrug:...

From what i understand it takes quite a bit of time changing just the air filters on the Hondas...

 

[Pastor Ron]

This is for parts, labor and tax. I purchased used and unknown when the last time any of this was done by previous owner

 

[rhino 2]

This is for parts, labor and tax. I purchased used and unknown when the last time any of this was done by previous owner

My opinion...........Let him do it.....ThumbUp.....

 

[Pastor Ron]

Thanks everyone

 

[trike lady]

Do you know when the timing belts were last changed?

 

[GLtryker]

Since you mentioned the "cruise" filter I am assuming we are talking about a GL1500, right? If so, the GL1500 has two small foam filters, the L shaped cruise filter and the rectangular sub filter. They tend to dry out and crumble over time. It's not an exact science, so I purchased a foam air filter element for a lawn mower and fashioned a couple matching filters. This foam material doesn't break down like the Honda OEM foam does. Mine have been in place for over 100K miles and many years in my 1990se.

 

[cjmitch]

My mech. wants $225.00 to install ALL filters. Air, fuel and cruise control. Is this reasonable?

where is an 1800 fuel filter?

 

[CrystalPistol]

My mech. wants $225.00 to install ALL filters. Air, fuel and cruise control. Is this reasonable?

Oil filter too?:Shrug:

Since you mentioned the "cruise" filter I am assuming we are talking about a GL1500, right? If so, the GL1500 has two small foam filters, the L shaped cruise filter and the rectangular sub filter. They tend to dry out and crumble over time. It's not an exact science, so I purchased a foam air filter element for a lawn mower and fashioned a couple matching filters. This foam material doesn't break down like the Honda OEM foam does. Mine have been in place for over 100K miles and many years in my 1990se.

I've been meaning too change them too. I recently had the K&N air filter out for a cleaning & re-oil. Would have been a good time I guess, huh?

 

[GLtryker]

where is an 1800 fuel filter?

Another reason I believe we are talking about a GL1500 as the GL1800 has no replaceable fuel filter. Unless, of course, he as an ignorant or unscrupulous dealer that would charge him for one on an 1800.

 

[Pastor Ron]

Another reason I believe we are talking about a GL1500 as the GL1800 has no replaceable fuel filter. Unless, of course, he as an ignorant or unscrupulous dealer that would charge him for one on an 1800.

To put your mind at ease...it is a 1500

 

[rhino 2]

To put your mind at ease...it is a 1500

At the risk of repeating myself......Let him do it......ThumbUp.......

 

[Burnerboy]

Let him do it...............Once they're all changed, you won't have to worry about it again, for many, many years.... And then you'll know they all have been replaced at the same time.............

Ronnie

 

[Pastor Ron]

I agree, had all done...$238.00 out the door.

 

[Burnerboy]

I agree, had all done...$238.00 out the door.

Money "well spent".................which leave you more time to ride and less time to worry! :clapping:

Ronnie

 

[cjmitch]

It is more of a square sponge type that dries out over time

where is it located??