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Fluid Changes
Hi Guys:
I have a 2002 Blazer LS 4dr 4WD I am just about to crack 60,000 miles and plan on having some routine maintenance done...I do my own oil changes & chassis lubes regularly but beyond that I take it to the pros. To date, the vehicle has been trouble free - only repair item driver's side door hinge pins. I am thinking about a transmission screen and filter change. Do they change out all the fluid in a transmission or just drop what comes out when the pan is removed? Also - differential fluids - besides the rear-end, is there any thing up front that holds fluid - like another gear box? Brake Fluid - I have heard that the fluid should be changed every couple years because it accumulates moisture. Is this true and do you recommend it? I never had it done on any other vehicle I owned. Plugs & Wires - the vehicle runs great, mpg is 19 town, 24 highway.. I hate to fix something that ain't broke.... But I look forward to opinions on this item. Thanks in advance for any responses. g |
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Re: Fluid Changes
You can have the fluid in the pan and filter changed, or a full fluid exchange and new filter. That's what I do every 35,000 miles to all my vehicle's. it's around a hundred bucks but in the long run its worth it to me. Yes Both Rear and Front differential's should be drained and refilled with Synthetic fluid. ( I do mine every 3 years need it or not) along with an antifreeze flush and fill. I have never done my Brake fluid yet, Even though I do know it holds moisture in it.
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Re: Fluid Changes
Don't forget your transfer case..
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