60K service
Jan 18, 2010, 05:14 AM
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60K service
Hey guys i picked my crackrock on wheels friday and it has 60k on her. 
(06 MR) I read in another forum last week there is a pretty important serviceing at 60k. Could anyone help me on what all needs to be changed and checked. Thanks alot and coming from a honda guy I LOVE THIS CAR. so glad i changes from my S2K
(06 MR) I read in another forum last week there is a pretty important serviceing at 60k. Could anyone help me on what all needs to be changed and checked. Thanks alot and coming from a honda guy I LOVE THIS CAR. so glad i changes from my S2K
Jan 18, 2010, 05:36 AM
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thank you very much what do you use for front and center diff and what type of engine oil Syn or non SYN. I just want to be sure and thats why i love this site alreadey hasnt been 10 mins and im already finding help. thanks again guys for all your info
Jan 18, 2010, 05:44 AM
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Definitely full synthetic oil. You are going to get a TON of recommendations of fluids on here. A bunch of people run AMSOIL products, Redline products..it really boils down to personal preference and how much $ you want to spend. I experimented with a couple different fluids, and went right back to the OEM stuff. But that was MY personal preference.
Jan 18, 2010, 05:55 AM
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Do the whole 60k service AT or before 60k. Including timing belt, balance shaft belt, water pump w/ gasket, timing belt hydraulic tensioner, some people replace all the pullies, etc. Do it right. A lot of work.
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Jan 18, 2010, 06:31 AM
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Your looking between 400-500 in parts then 200-400 in labor depending on where you bring it.
After you've done a few you get pretty quick at it. Parts kit found here
http://www.mitsubishiparts.net/catalog/?section=652
After you've done a few you get pretty quick at it. Parts kit found here
http://www.mitsubishiparts.net/catalog/?section=652
Jan 18, 2010, 06:34 AM
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I know that AMS runs a special on that sometimes. Out the door was between 7-8 hundo, and they had my car back to me in a day~!!! Call and ask but def do the timing belt when you do the water pump.
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for the front diff/transfer case and rear diff you need to use Diaqueen oil....nothing else....
tranny needs Sycromesh fluid of some kind...i use Amsoil.
and Mobil 1 engine oil or Amsoil...just a fully Synthetic oil.
tranny needs Sycromesh fluid of some kind...i use Amsoil.
and Mobil 1 engine oil or Amsoil...just a fully Synthetic oil.
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