Time for a tune up?
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Time for a tune up?
my 4runner has about 85,000 miles on it and got the fuel filter, plugs, and new brake shoes about a year ago.
i also got my oil changed to mobil 1 synthetic about 1,000 miles ago.
anything else i should be doing around this mileage?
i also got my oil changed to mobil 1 synthetic about 1,000 miles ago.
anything else i should be doing around this mileage?
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(search) (I found these links in about 2 min in the tech write-up section)
http://www.4runners.org/articles/difftsf/
http://www.top4runners.com/ja/synthetic.html
one is for changing to synthetic (or both are) and one is with manual tranny, but if all you want is diffs, then take a look at em
http://www.4runners.org/articles/difftsf/
http://www.top4runners.com/ja/synthetic.html
one is for changing to synthetic (or both are) and one is with manual tranny, but if all you want is diffs, then take a look at em
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You might also want to get a new PCV, There is alot you can do Flush the Transmisson, Flush the Radiator, just keep up with your sevice Records and do whats needed at the normal intervals.
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and as for using a hand pump...i dont really think its necessary...alteast i didnt use one...prolly cuz the one i bought was horrible...
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looks easy to do i would change it but ill let the dealer do it so i dont have to worry about the old fluid
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I did that when I got mine at 65,000 miles, let the dealer do it, they were really nice and charged me only about 350 for the "60,000" mile service, which was front and rear diff fluids, transfer case, an oil change, radiator flush that I didnt want, a tranny flush, and lube.
but honestly, I did them again recently around 80,000 due to water crossing (stuck deep). The rear is easy, you pull plug, drain, and put in new, front same, except putting in should use a small hand pump $5... total cost for me to do, about $20-25 or so.... so unless you have real reasons, like no tools at all to be able to use, or no time, or something, the old fluid is a non issue, just pour into empty containers that had new oil, or into an empty milk jug, and return to wherever you bought the fluid (autozone/advance/pep boys etc)