Fluids to be changed after breakin?
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Fluids to be changed after breakin?
What else should be changed after the break in period? Transfer case, transmission, rear diff????? I am not sure other then the engine oil. Thanks
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I will just be doing the oil.
You can change all the fluids if you want, but its really not neccessary. The owners manual states not to change the oil till 5000 miles I think (which is a little longer than I prefer to wait for the 1st change)? I will be doing mine at 3000 miles, and their are a ton of people that do it at 1000 miles.
You can change all the fluids if you want, but its really not neccessary. The owners manual states not to change the oil till 5000 miles I think (which is a little longer than I prefer to wait for the 1st change)? I will be doing mine at 3000 miles, and their are a ton of people that do it at 1000 miles.
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I changed my oil right about 1k miles, and felt like the car gained a little power. Maybe just was smoother acceleration? Ether way, I would change the oil at 1-2k miles for sure.
It's so easy to do, and probably so good for the engine because the break-in oil is full of crap.
It's so easy to do, and probably so good for the engine because the break-in oil is full of crap.
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I changed my oil right about 1k miles, and felt like the car gained a little power. Maybe just was smoother acceleration? Ether way, I would change the oil at 1-2k miles for sure.
It's so easy to do, and probably so good for the engine because the break-in oil is full of crap.
It's so easy to do, and probably so good for the engine because the break-in oil is full of crap.
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I think you just have to jack the front up, and I believe it is only a few bolts to remove the access cover and drain plug and filter are right by each other, so I have heard. The dealer is doing my oil changes for the first 37k cuz it is free ,,,,,so not sure