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Old Mar 9, 2009 | 09:53 PM
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What should i buy im @ 65k and need to freshin up

Im over the 60k service and I dont have the book, what should i do to freshin up my car. I think i need to get new belts and maybe a water pump. Will some one fill me in on whats due.

The car has fmic, full piping, 3in turboback no cat, intake, tune 93 octane


If any venders want to shoot me ideas on what to do feel free. I need injectors, fuel pump, headstuds, kevlar timing serpentine and balance belts and spark plugs.
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Old Mar 9, 2009 | 09:56 PM
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30K,60k,90k Miles Service
Mobil 1 Synthetic 10W-30 Oil W/ OEM Oil filter and Crush Washer
Tranny Fluid Flush: Choice of OEM or Redline MT90/MTL/BG Synchro Shift
Transfer Case Fluid Change: OEM Diaqueen
Rear Diff Fluid Change: OEM Diaqueen
Coolant Flush
Spark Plug Change: Denso Iridium / Stock Heat Range or 1-Step Colder
Brake Fluid Flush: Valvoline Synthetic or for Motul RBF600
Check and Top Off All Fluid
Tire Rotation , Check Pressure & Retoruqe Wheels
Inspect Brakes, Belts, Oil leaks and ETC....
Bleed ACD Fluid for 05+EVO




Also... Every 60K miles, you should change out your Timing belt and Water Pump.
Which usually consists of

OEM Timing Belt
OEM Timing Belt Tensioner
OEM Balancer Belt
OEM Balancer Belt Tensioner
OEM Water Pump
OEM Thermostat
OEM Idler Pulley #1
OEM Idler Pulley #2
OEM Crank Seals
OEM Access. Belt
Inspect Brakes
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Old Mar 9, 2009 | 10:10 PM
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thanks man im gunna do all of that but go kevlar and a low temp thermostat
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Old Mar 9, 2009 | 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by PhoPoweR
30K,60k,90k Miles Service
Mobil 1 Synthetic 10W-30 Oil W/ OEM Oil filter and Crush Washer
Tranny Fluid Flush: Choice of OEM or Redline MT90/MTL/BG Synchro Shift
Transfer Case Fluid Change: OEM Diaqueen
Rear Diff Fluid Change: OEM Diaqueen
Coolant Flush
Spark Plug Change: Denso Iridium / Stock Heat Range or 1-Step Colder
Brake Fluid Flush: Valvoline Synthetic or for Motul RBF600
Check and Top Off All Fluid
Tire Rotation , Check Pressure & Retoruqe Wheels
Inspect Brakes, Belts, Oil leaks and ETC....
Bleed ACD Fluid for 05+EVO




Also... Every 60K miles, you should change out your Timing belt and Water Pump.
Which usually consists of

OEM Timing Belt
OEM Timing Belt Tensioner
OEM Balancer Belt
OEM Balancer Belt Tensioner
OEM Water Pump
OEM Thermostat
OEM Idler Pulley #1
OEM Idler Pulley #2
OEM Crank Seals
OEM Access. Belt
Inspect Brakes
Don't forget the cam seals and the one for the oil pump if there's one. Also check to see if you have an a/c filter. If you don't put one in there. If you do, change it if its dirty. Then there's wiper blades, check your bulbs and don't forget the third brake light and reverse lights, clean and adjust the parking brake, and that should cover it.
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by PhoPoweR
Also... Every 60K miles, you should change out your Timing belt and Water Pump.
Which usually consists of

OEM Timing Belt
OEM Timing Belt Tensioner
OEM Balancer Belt
OEM Balancer Belt Tensioner
OEM Water Pump
OEM Thermostat
OEM Idler Pulley #1
OEM Idler Pulley #2
OEM Crank Seals
OEM Access. Belt
Inspect Brakes
How important is doing the waterpump? Would you be alright just doing the timing belt? Anyone do this?
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 06:37 AM
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How important is doing the waterpump? Would you be alright just doing the timing belt? Anyone do this?
If you are in there doing the timing belt, doing the water pump is HIGHLY suggested.


-Bink
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 06:38 AM
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Since you're in there change the water pump too. Get it out of the way. If your pump starts to go after the t belt job then you have to take the t belt off again to put the pump in. Double work you know.
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 06:40 AM
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I would buy the timing belt kit from RussellM, he is a vendor on here. Buying the kit will save you money compaired to buying the parts from your local dealer.
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 06:47 AM
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Yeah i guess i better get the kit from russellM and do it right the first time :/
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 06:50 AM
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I'll be coming back to this thread when it's my turn to do the 60K service
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted by grillpt
I would buy the timing belt kit from RussellM, he is a vendor on here. Buying the kit will save you money compaired to buying the parts from your local dealer.
You will save over $200 buying the kit from RusselM. His website is mitsubishiparts.net.

Motul fluid, although good, does not last very long as it is highly hygroscopic. A better bet is the ATE Super Racing fluid. Put it in and forget it for 2 years. ATE is asl ocheaper than the Motul 600 stuff.

Last edited by chu; Mar 10, 2009 at 07:02 AM.
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 08:01 AM
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How much is the 60K service?
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 08:20 AM
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I believe somewhere around 350-ish. I bought mine back in December, so I dont remember the exact price. It includes everything for your timing service!
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 08:30 AM
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dont skip on the timing belt/parts.my buddy was a cheap a** and did not change acouple parts,the motor was rebuild shortly there after.
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Old Mar 10, 2009 | 10:29 PM
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good thread!! but i still have a long time..
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