Any parts to replace at close to 190k?
So some of you may know I recently changed my t-stat which had gone bad who knows how long ago. Car took over a half hour in this 10-20 degree weather to fully warm up, and that's even with me driving it. Now it takes about 6-7 minutes to fully warm up.
Anyways, besides timing belt & water pump, is there anything I should take the time to check out / replace? My y8 has 188k so 190k should be here by April / May-ish.
Anyways, besides timing belt & water pump, is there anything I should take the time to check out / replace? My y8 has 188k so 190k should be here by April / May-ish.
Replacing components is based on mleage intervals, so when certain things were done the last time will determine when they need to be done again. If you are a "new" owner of the car and there is no service history to go by, pretty much is open to speculation. A thorough inspection of hoses, brakes, suspension, etc., is warranted. As for the rest.... "if it ain't broke...."
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Mar 29, 2003 02:32 PM



