90k service
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While listening to my engine the other day after Damian mentioned that it sounds like it may be time for me to get a valve adjustment, I began to agree. Then i thought to myself "Car has just over 86k on it might as well do the 90k service." Now is where you all come in. Was just thinking I should ask you all, Take it to a dealer (Most likely garcia) or anyone have another place that is not gonna charge dealer rates for services and does equal or better quality work?
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Valve adjustment every 30K miles
Tranny fluid every 30K miles
Diff fluid every 15K miles
You should probably change out your cabin filter as well.
I would say do the valve adjustment at Honda. It's only $120. For the other maintinece PM me I know somebody who can do it for you.
Tranny fluid every 30K miles
Diff fluid every 15K miles
You should probably change out your cabin filter as well.
I would say do the valve adjustment at Honda. It's only $120. For the other maintinece PM me I know somebody who can do it for you.
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Originally Posted by Raven628,May 11 2010, 12:23 PM
You need to change your cabin filter?
Mine is probably as black as my car then.
Mine is probably as black as my car then.
I can only imagine what might come out of your cabin filter Jeff lol
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Originally Posted by Raven628,May 11 2010, 12:23 PM
Mine is probably as black as my car then.
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buy a manual or find one online. Valve adjustment really isn't difficult at all as long as you have a socket set, torque wrench, screw driver, and feeler gauges.
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yeah i was kinda thinking about just cutting out the dealer/shop and doing it all at my uncles (who use to be a mechanic for garica honda and subaru) seeing as I would prefer to do all my own work anyway.
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