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Topic subjectDoing a complete stuff thing
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23114, Doing a complete stuff thing
Posted by LoudEclipse, May-14-02 05:24 PM
i dont know what to title it exactly, basically i am going to change the oil, run a system flusher, change the plugs, plug wires, non timing belt belts, flush the radiator and add water wetter, change the fuel filter. heres my questions, any tips on making it easy to accomplish? i can do oil alright, not too sure on the radiator, tips? also, what weight, brand and type (synthetic/non synthetic(im not too smart, so i dont know what the other kind is called :-) )) what kind of system cleaner, anything else you guys can think of? i am at 43k so i dont want to do the timing belt change and my blinker fluid is topped off, so is my wiper coolant, any tips are appreciated

and yes kyle, i have asked you all these questions probably 1000 times, but instead of writing them down, i forget them cause i have alzheimers and add and a slight form of brain damage :7



23115, RE: Doing a complete stuff thing
Posted by LoudEclipse, May-15-02 03:40 PM
no help? sheesh



23116, RE: Doing a complete stuff thing
Posted by Breezio, May-15-02 04:23 PM
that'd be called a 'tune-up' and fluid change.. or something like that. Sorry i'm not actually answering your question.. very tired. doh!.
23117, RE: Doing a complete stuff thing
Posted by LoudEclipse, May-15-02 05:52 PM
thanks jeremy, thats the word, still no help



23118, RE: Doing a complete stuff thing
Posted by Tytanfoxx, May-16-02 01:59 AM
Okay lets take this slowly now, one sunday when the earth seems to be spinning at half speed, and you're bored out of your mind let's say sometime between now and the time your car gets to 60k- go into your car and open up the glove box thingy- there's a book in there called the Owner's Manual-get some popcorn and a cold drink and familiarize yourself with the basic components and services that must be done at each service interval-oh wait a minute Im getting to complicated now just open the book and read it. It will answer all your questions and show you where all of the little thingys are located, and yes it comes with pictures. You may also go to your local auto parts store and buy a Chilton Manual to help further explain it all. Happy Learning :+ :rolleyes

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23119, RE: Doing a complete stuff thing
Posted by Joshua97478, May-16-02 02:52 AM
Always remember children... It's better to be a "Smart"ass than a "Dumb"ass... Ha,Ha!