15000 Maintenance
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15000 Maintenance - 2/24/2008 4:22:23 PM
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uscwrollins
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Any recommendations for the 15,000 mile maintenance? Dealer wants to charge anywhere from $360 - $560 depending on the services chosen. I don't want to pay this much and don't mind doing the job myself. So I had the oil changed, engine air filter, cabin air filter, and tires rotated. Anything else recommended?
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RE: 15000 Maintenance - 2/24/2008 9:21:43 PM
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yannie
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what kind of oil did you use? I mean grade and brand?
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RE: 15000 Maintenance - 2/25/2008 10:17:07 AM
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07outty
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marc. (chenarm) what did the maintenance on the front and rear brakes consit of ? or was it just a "check". thanks
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RE: 15000 Maintenance - 2/25/2008 10:49:09 AM
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chenarm
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It doesn't say, and I haven't had it done yet, I assume that it just cleaning, and lubricating what ever needs lubricating. Ho! and looking to see if they can make a money on a brake job!
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RE: 15000 Maintenance - 2/25/2008 6:45:05 PM
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OTO27
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Save your money and buy your selve a new air cleaner filter, cabin filter, and switch to 5w30, if you've been using 5w20, inspect the brakes your self, if you dont know how, just google it "how do I check my brakes" and that should do it, other stuff to look for is how clean your fluids are, which they should be fine at 15000, but you never know. all this should come to about $80+ or - $10 depending on what oil you use and filter. You just save your self about $400, Half the time these "checks" are just a way for the dealer to make and easy buck, any mechanically enclined individual with a little common sense will be able to tell when theres something wrong with a specific part or system just by the way it looks and functions. Oh by the way as far as tire rotation, you can do that your self also, just do it in the specific fashion the manual tells you to do it, then fork out $10-$20 and have a mechanic balance and align them, I will emphasise "mechanic" NOT dealer. *EDIT* Oh also, I'd recommend investing on a 4way wrench for taking off the tires, the emergency one the car brings just completelly blows, specially if you're doing all 4 weels.
< Message edited by OTO27 -- 2/25/2008 6:52:59 PM >
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