Regular Maintenance Schedule
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Regular Maintenance Schedule
Hi Guys,
im coming up to my 48000 maintenace schedule.
this is what it says
Replace air purifier filter (if so equipped).
suggestions on not what to do?
im coming up to my 48000 maintenace schedule.
this is what it says
Check fuel hoses condition. *
1
*
1 This maintenance is recommended but is not
required to maintain the emissions warranty.
required to maintain the emissions warranty.
Replace air cleaner filter.
Inspect and adjust intake and exhaust valve
clearance. [4G6-MIVEC engine and 6G7/6B3-
MIVEC engine (intake side) only]
If valve noise increases, adjust valve clearance.*
clearance. [4G6-MIVEC engine and 6G7/6B3-
MIVEC engine (intake side) only]
If valve noise increases, adjust valve clearance.*
* This maintenance is not “scheduled” service,
should be done any time.
should be done any time.
Check drive belts condition (for the generator,
water pump, power steering pump).
water pump, power steering pump).
Check and service exhaust system (connection
portion of muffler, muffler pipes and
converter heat shields). *1
portion of muffler, muffler pipes and
converter heat shields). *1
Change engine oil.
Replace engine oil filter.
Check manual transaxle/transmission oil level
and condition.
and condition.
Check transfer oil level and condition.
Inspect coolant hoses condition
(radiator hose, heater hose).
(radiator hose, heater hose).
Inspect disc brake pads and rotors for wear.
Inspect rear drum brake linings and rear wheel
cylinders (except vehicles with disc brakes) for
wear and leaks of all wheels.
cylinders (except vehicles with disc brakes) for
wear and leaks of all wheels.
Check brake hoses for deterioration or leaks.
Inspect ball joint and steering linkage seals for
grease leaks and damage.
grease leaks and damage.
Inspect drive shaft boots for grease leaks and
damage.
damage.
Inspect suspension system for looseness and
damage.
damage.
Check rear axle oil level.
Replace air purifier filter (if so equipped).
suggestions on not what to do?
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Do your oil change, most of the checking that isnt invasive should be free or cost very little. Taking off the wheels and then checking suspension and brakes will be costly. You could pay the deal to do it if your really unsure of the condition of your brakes. You will likely be needing to change your pads soon so you should think about doing a full brake service.
For now check your tranny or do your tranny flush. I recommend going with a Synthetic fluid for your CVT so you no longer have to change at the severe schedule. The dealer may force you to change your cvt fluid now. If you have a manual I think this is around the time you have to do it anyway.
For now check your tranny or do your tranny flush. I recommend going with a Synthetic fluid for your CVT so you no longer have to change at the severe schedule. The dealer may force you to change your cvt fluid now. If you have a manual I think this is around the time you have to do it anyway.
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