Is there a scheduled 100K maintenance, if so what is it for a 2006 Nissan Sentra?

https://www.modifiedlife.com/2006-nissan-sentra-car-stereo-wiring-guide/

The word tune-up has been gone for 25 years

There is only Spark Plugs left

All other things are called Preventative Maintenance

You need to stay away from the highway franchises
& their dog & pony show & pitch

Sonic, I looked at the Nissan scheduled maintenance for your Sentra.. You should be fine on spark plugs until 100K miles. If you do decide to replace them earlier, be sure to replace with the OEM recommended plug... hope this helps.. Best of Luck!!

hello samer.... The timing belt should be replaced every 102,000 KM or 63,380 miles. Here is a link to all of the maintenance schedules for your vehicle

http://www.kia-forums.com/3g-2006-rio-rio5/35574-maintenance-schedule.html

Joe

Thanks for choosing Fixya!

The 100K schedule repeats continually.
What needs to be done at 50K and 100K, then needs to be repeated at 150K for example.
The schedule only needs to go out to the longest delayed item.

It should be done, usually around 30,000 miles or 24 months, whitchever comes first. Shop around, $120, I think is a little high.

The timing chain doesn't really have a maintenance period. They don't have a habit of breaking or stretching. Timing belts on some vehicles do have a recomended replacement period. Locate your local NTB, Firestone, or Sears for the maintenance schedule.

change the fluid and clean filter every 15000miles, oil change is every 3000 miles and tuneups are usually every 100000 miles. air filter is done every 30000 miles.
feul filter every 30000 miles as well.

Hello hecri, my name is JShreader. Thank You for asking your question here at fixya.com

Below is the Maintenance Schedule for 82k-90k. It is the 90k Schedule you need to be more concerned about (granted the maintenance has been kept up by you or previous owners).

This Engine is Chain Driven, so there is no need to worry about a Timing Belt. Timing Chains are designed to last the life of the Engine. As well as the listed items, personally on the 90k visit, I would go ahead check the Ball Joints and Suspension Components. These tend to wear around the 90-95k mile mark.
I hope this helps you. If you have any more questions please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks, JShreader!

did you receive the Nissan Service and Maintenance Guide, when you purchased your vehicle? if not go to www.nissanusa.com/pdf/techpubs/2006/2006_N_SMG.pdf

to get the 2006 manual it should be the same, or go to www.nissanusa.com use the "for owners" tab top right and you can download your specfic mileage service