So I Finally Hit 100K Miles
04-10-09, 06:25 PM
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Congratulation on hitting 100,000 miles on your ES. Your car can definitely hit another 100,000 miles easy. I'm over 361,000 miles on my 1996 ES and counting.
Be sure to change the timing belt if you haven't already and the drive belts. Change the water pump, spark plugs. Be sure to do a transmission flush from time to time. Always keep up with the oil and oil filter changes. Preventative maintenance will make your car last a really long time...
Be sure to change the timing belt if you haven't already and the drive belts. Change the water pump, spark plugs. Be sure to do a transmission flush from time to time. Always keep up with the oil and oil filter changes. Preventative maintenance will make your car last a really long time...
04-11-09, 10:56 AM
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Does a Tranny FLush do a huge difference on how it performs? And why a new water pump?? exactly where can i buy all this stuff to do it my self?
04-11-09, 11:07 AM
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