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WHAT IS REGULAR TRANSMIISION SERVICE AND TUNEUP SCHEDULE FOR A 2002 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER 4X4 WITH 100000 MILES ON IT. IT DID NOT HAVE A OWNERS MANUAL WHEN WE BOUGHT IT. THANKS BOB
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what engine? The fuel filter is in the fuel tank, Spark plugs should be replaced, throttle body cleaned, and the truck generally checked over, battery , belts, brakes, tires ect. Spark plugs, trans fluid, filter, transfer case fluid change, are all due at 100k. You should have the 100K service done. Of course they base that on if you have been following the service schedule. Your owners manual will list all things that are due.
its mostly personal preferance.. your trailblazer doesnt call for synthetic so if you dont want to spend the extra cash i would just get a decent brand 5w30 or 10w30
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.
i would check the glove box. sometimes the dealear will record it on a sticker or in the owners manual. other than that, i think you would have to consult the dealer
Hello. Those oil pressure readings are completely normal for you vehicle. Actually, in a vehicle with that amount of miles, those readings are quite good. It's normal for the oil pressure to rise and fall with engine speed. Keep doing those regular oil changes and you should get many more miles out of that engine.
You can get your complete schedule here at the mitsubishi website: http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMNA/jsp/owners/regular.do which includes all of the parts and when they should be replaced. If you have not followed the schedule, you will need to replace the following: -oil and filter -air cleaner -spark plugs -ignition wires
That is for a basic tune-up. Refer to the link above, with a pdf link included on that page for a download of a recommended service schedule.
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If the service light is on in your TrailBlazer, open the door, turn the key to ignition position and push the accelerator pedal 5 times, the service light will flash. flash your high beams and you're done.
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