is this correct? info came from dealer
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is this correct? info came from dealer
i just got off the phone from kearny mesa infiniti and the sale manager told me that i dont need to worry about the tranny flush and differential change until 60k miles. the only thing he mentioned that would porbably need inspection would be the incabin filter since he had no history on that.
i have read throughout the forum that tranny flush and differential change should be done at 30k correct? just confused a bit on exactly what should be performed.
but what do you guys think?
i have read throughout the forum that tranny flush and differential change should be done at 30k correct? just confused a bit on exactly what should be performed.
but what do you guys think?
I did my diff's at 40K and the rear was dirty fluid.
Trans fluid..i would prefer to do it prior to 60K...at least a drain and flush. Doesn't hurt to overmaintain.
Cabin air filter should be done...but it's not something you need a dealer to do. Autozone sells them for $15 or so and it takes literally 15 mins to change yourself behind the glovebox. Dealer quoted me $190 to replace this part. I just do it each spring before the pollen starts to fly and i'll need my A/C for the summer.
Trans fluid..i would prefer to do it prior to 60K...at least a drain and flush. Doesn't hurt to overmaintain.
Cabin air filter should be done...but it's not something you need a dealer to do. Autozone sells them for $15 or so and it takes literally 15 mins to change yourself behind the glovebox. Dealer quoted me $190 to replace this part. I just do it each spring before the pollen starts to fly and i'll need my A/C for the summer.
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I did my diff's at 40K and the rear was dirty fluid.
Trans fluid..i would prefer to do it prior to 60K...at least a drain and flush. Doesn't hurt to overmaintain.
Cabin air filter should be done...but it's not something you need a dealer to do. Autozone sells them for $15 or so and it takes literally 15 mins to change yourself behind the glovebox. Dealer quoted me $190 to replace this part. I just do it each spring before the pollen starts to fly and i'll need my A/C for the summer.
Trans fluid..i would prefer to do it prior to 60K...at least a drain and flush. Doesn't hurt to overmaintain.
Cabin air filter should be done...but it's not something you need a dealer to do. Autozone sells them for $15 or so and it takes literally 15 mins to change yourself behind the glovebox. Dealer quoted me $190 to replace this part. I just do it each spring before the pollen starts to fly and i'll need my A/C for the summer.
Rear diff is very easy to do on your own either. Auto parts stores will sell the pump you need. 1 hour and done for cost of fluids and initial cost of pump/drain pan and jackstands if you don't have that stuff.
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Imo Belts,Tranny Fluid, Diff Fluid, Coolant flush, Incabin and Engine Air Filters.
for 30k
Preventative maintenance, always a good idea.
for 30k
Preventative maintenance, always a good idea.
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