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Go to www.hmaservice.com and register your vehicle by VIN #.. you'll then have access to wiring diagrams, shop manuals, service bulletins, illustrations, etc.
- Spark Plugs (make sure they are gaped properly) - Spark Plug Wires - Coil Packs (if needed) or Distributor Cap & Rotor (which ever so equipped) - Air Filter - Fuel Filter - Oil - Oil Filter - Transmission Filter (optional) - Transmission Fluid (optional if you do change the trans filter you will need the fluid) - PCV Valve (optional) - Bottle Of Fuel Injector Cleaner (add to fuel tank kind)
You do not need to change the oil for the seasons,as the oil is "multigrade" (that means it gets thicker as it gets hotter.)BUT when new, you should use 5/30 and as the car gets older,or uses/burns oil it is my opinion,that it should get a higher (lower sae #)grade of oil to compensate so 5/30 will go to 10/40 if and when you start to use the "thicker" oil is dependant on your cars usage/burn rate.
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