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If the car has been kept up you shound not have any worries. I can say that you should be ok for another 5000 miles or your next oil change, Just remember it's PREVENTIVE manintence and it's important to keep the car in top shape. hope this helps.
You don't need a service of any kind at this mileage, u do need to have
this diagnosed for worn front end parts and a full electronic engine
control diagnostic, but i will say this the fuel and air filter needs to
be changed every 30,000 miles, it this hasn't been done do so, also the
transmission needs a fluid and filter change every 60,000 miles, check
tire pressure once a month, all these maintainence items affect
performance.
has the trans ever been serviced? it should have the fluid and filter changed every 60,000 miles, this may help if it hasn't been done, also check for clutch mud in the pan of the trans..
It is the blower motor resistor. I had the same problem on my 05 ext and now it just happened on my 06 ext. It is located behind the glove box, very easy to change.
At 60,000 you should have all the major things done if you haven't already:
oil change(every 3000)
air filter change(every 15,000)
coolant flush(every 30,000)
spark plugs and wires(every 30,000)
transmission fluid & filter change(every 30,000)
brakes (as needed)
PCV valve (every 20,000)
You can wait until about 75000 miles to do your timing belt.
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