Sometimes referred to as 90,000 Factory Maintenance, 90,000 Normal Service, 90,000 Preventative Maintenance, 90,000 Preventive Maintenance, 90,000 Recommended Maintenance, 90,000 Regular Maintenance, 90,000 Scheduled Maintenance, 90,000 Severe Service, 90,000 Tune Up, 90K Service, 90,000 Timing Belt Service

The 90,000 mile service on most vehicles is a major service, and in many ways is identical to the 30,000 mile service. This service may be referred to as a tune-up.

The 90,000 mile service is where you will see some of the fluids replaced, such as the brake fluid, engine coolant and transmission fluid, as well as spark plugs, air filters and the fuel filter. A comprehensive checklist of inspections may also be included. Each shop and vehicle manufacturer may vary the actions performed so be sure to refer to your owners manual or the manufacturers website. For applicable vehicles it is important to have the timing belt inspected at this time, and possibly replaced.

Possible Repairs Needed at the 90,000 Mile Service

At 90,000 miles you may start seeing the wear and tear items like the Drive Belts, Coolant Hoses, Motor Mounts and Suspension Bushings starting to show signs of wear. Oil leaks may start to appear as well.

Check out the Common Problems page for your vehicle so you can have some idea as to what the future may hold for you and your vehicle. go here

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