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Fluid Change Intervals
Didn't find anything in my SEARCH so I'm asking, has anyone put together a fluid change interval chart for a 30+ year old car?
Example: Transmission fluid: Change every 30,000 miles. That's once every 10 years. Oil change: Every 5,000 miles or at least once a year ... or is it twice a year. Brake fluid: Every two years. Should it be more often if driven less than 3,000 miles/year Just doesn't make sense to use owner manual intervals when the car is 30+ years old and driven maybe 3,000 miles a year. Thanks for your input. |
It depends:
Weekend Warrior Daily Driver AX/DE Track will determine frequency of changes. |
This is what I've been doing for the last 11 years.
Engine oil... Twice a year Gearbox oil... Every three years Brake fluid... Every two years Engine oil filter... Once a year Air filter... Every two years Fuel filter.... Once a year Valve adjust... Every three years or sooner if they become noisy. My car travels about 9,000 kms every year. (5600 Miles) I know it's over kill :D |
Speaking of valve adjustments, what do you guys consider "NOISY" on these engines? My 914 I was used to that being noisy... but my 911, since I never owned one was not quite sure what you'd consider "Noisy". I hear a little clicking but am not sure if it's "A lot" or "That's normal" since it's my first 6.
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look at the long term maint. thread and the one where a nice guy summarized it all for you
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Mine gets fresh oil and oil filter every 3K miles.
That G50 gets fresh tranny fluid at 10K miles or annually . New brake fluid every year..... Very anal, I know. So goes my "flow".... Doyle |
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On good news, opened my box of parts last night but looks like i forgot to order the feeler gauge. aside from that all my stuff is there! going to have a very fun 3 days off with my car! |
Alas, I think my first trip is still two months away. I usually take her out by the end of April, but this year I'll be in Europe....ALMOST makes me want to stay here. I would be such a gas to have my car in Italy....a Renault will have to do though. Cheers
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