90k service help
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90k service help
Embarking on 90k miles on my scooby, so I need to:
1) Replace fuel filter
2) Flush coolant
3) Replace spark plugs
4) Flush brake fluid
How hard is everything to do? If possible, I'd like to do it all myself and save some money
1) Replace fuel filter
2) Flush coolant
3) Replace spark plugs
4) Flush brake fluid
How hard is everything to do? If possible, I'd like to do it all myself and save some money
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add on timing belt, tranny and diff oil.
The most time consuming are the timing belt and brake fluid.
Get one step colder plugs. The plugs are kind of time consuming too cause you have to remove the battery and air intake to remove the olds and get the new ones in. You will also need multiple extensions to get the suckers in. The 2 closest to the strut pillers are a PITA.
When you do the coolant, make sure you get the little bottle of coolant conditioner from the dealership. There is a TSB about blocks cracking without use of this conditioner.
Just go th http://my.subaru.com, create an account, enter in your VIN and it will tell you want you need to do for 90K.
The most time consuming are the timing belt and brake fluid.
Get one step colder plugs. The plugs are kind of time consuming too cause you have to remove the battery and air intake to remove the olds and get the new ones in. You will also need multiple extensions to get the suckers in. The 2 closest to the strut pillers are a PITA.
When you do the coolant, make sure you get the little bottle of coolant conditioner from the dealership. There is a TSB about blocks cracking without use of this conditioner.
Just go th http://my.subaru.com, create an account, enter in your VIN and it will tell you want you need to do for 90K.
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Originally Posted by Acadian
isn't that also around the time where you have to replace the Timing Belt?
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