rogo
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Manufacturers maintenance schedule usually.
They make more jack replacing parts, than changing fluids.
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Coolant Question for the gurus
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The 2 things on any motor vehicle that are a requirement are brakes and steering,.
The rest are optional. I know of a lawsuit that Chrysler or Dodge, I can't remember which lost because they had no brake fluid flush in owners manual, there are some things that aren't optional when you work on someone's car, especially if you notice it. If you don't it is your responsibility, just saying- I wasn't there so is not my call
The rest are optional. I know of a lawsuit that Chrysler or Dodge, I can't remember which lost because they had no brake fluid flush in owners manual, there are some things that aren't optional when you work on someone's car, especially if you notice it. If you don't it is your responsibility, just saying- I wasn't there so is not my call
rwthomas1
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I make a note with a paint marker when I change coolant and flush brakes, written right on the radiator shroud. Month and year, that is all thats needed. I try to get to flushing the brakes every 4-5 but I recently bought a pressure brake fluid changer and you wouldn't believe it but you can flush the entire system in about 10min once you start. That should encourage me to do it every two years....