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Old 11-12-2005, 02:40 AM   #1
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Default 100K mile tune up

So i am about to hit 100k and i was wondering how much it will cost to get the tune up or whatever im supposed to do at 100k. Also, if it is even THAT important that i do anything at all. thanks ...
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i think oxygen sensors due at 100 k thats what my mechanic said but some people dont change them till they go bad. i got 95, and i do my maintenance randomly but at 80 k about 2 years ago car got done alotta stuff. i said change the fuel filter, spark plugs, air filter, coolant, diff fluid, tranny fluid if u feel slipping in ur tranny, brake fluid, check the brake pads.
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i just remembered, radiator hoses are due every 4 years or 60,000 miles, also belts. my camshaft position sensor went bed at about 90k that costed me 100 for the sensor and i did the labor, but it takes aobut couple of hours.
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i think oxygen sensors due at 100 k thats what my mechanic said but some people dont change them till they go bad. i got 95, and i do my maintenance randomly but at 80 k about 2 years ago car got done alotta stuff. i said change the fuel filter, spark plugs, air filter, coolant, diff fluid, tranny fluid if u feel slipping in ur tranny, brake fluid, check the brake pads.
most of these are routine and not anything special for 100k. i can't actually imagine anything specifically due at 100k. just keep up with the maintenance as your car tells you (via the lights on the dash). you might want to check bushings for wear that you don't normally, but otherwise, you should be fine. i was just changing my shocks/struts around that time i think (well, maybe that was 130k).

that said, if you HAVEN'T done the things he's mentioned above (such as diff fluid, coolant, manual trans fluid, brake/clutch fluid, power steering fluid [this one is commonly forgotten], air and fuel filters, etc), then by all means do them.
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most of these are routine and not anything special for 100k. i can't actually imagine anything specifically due at 100k.
Beyond the things you should check for Inspections I and II, there's nothing that'll turn into a pumpkin once you hit 100k. It's all just gradual maintenance for wear.

When I hit 100k, I did a more invasive inspection, got the car up on a lift, wobbled joints, rotated tires, checked all sorts of things physically that I normally just check with my eyeballs. Pulled some panels off to look for rust, and cleaned areas I usually don't give a crap about. I then also had my mechanic look things over for a second opinion.
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