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Originally posted by Wes Bender
If you just bought the car and the PO gave you the service records, you can judge from them when the next service is really due.
If you didn't get the service records and don't know when it was last serviced, I would chenge all the fluids. It isn't a matter of having to spend a lot of money. Its all about protecting the investment you have in the vehicle.
As far as cost goes, a couple of hours at the going shop rate should take care of it. Of course it is cheaper to do it yourself and it isn't difficult if you have average mechanical skills. Whatever you do, do not take it to any 5-minute oil change facility. None of them are worth a damn.
Cheers,
Wes
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Yeah, everythng was done per service intervals at dealer, but I don't know exactly at which service interval it (tranny and rear end fluid change) would have been done.
I concur on not using express lube services, lol. I am capable of doing it all, just dont' have the time / proper facility to do it now
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thanks