100K service recco's?

[JoeFireGuy]

Countrymen,

I'm approaching 100K and wanted to ask your advice. Besides he maintenance listed in the manual, is there anything I should look at replacing or servicing?

Thanks in advance,

J

 

[Bananatank]

Countrymen,

I'm approaching 100K and wanted to ask your advice. Besides he maintenance listed in the manual, is there anything I should look at replacing or servicing?

Thanks in advance,

J

Ik by around 100k your shocks are proly pretty worn. I believe most people on this site have bilsteins 5100's. That's just one thing ik tho, I'm sure others know more than me lol.


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[alrock]

Shocks are a good recommendation.

I do transfer case and diffs every 50K
Would be a good time for a coolant flush, transmission drain and fill, power steering flush, brake fluid flush.
Spark plugs are due then too

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

Shocks are a good recommendation.

I do transfer case and diffs every 50K
Would be a good time for a coolant flush, transmission drain and fill, power steering flush, brake fluid flush.
Spark plugs are due then too

I replace my transfer case every 50k miles, seems a bit extreme though (however, the first one lost two links in the chain and the one the magnet didn't get caused a lot of havoc).

 

[alrock]

LOL, I of course meant fluid, but I did replace the transfer case around 60,000 miles (put a little hole in it), rebuilt the front diff around 80K, replaced front diff around 110K.

 

[06 H3]

I do transfer case once a year (about 20k miles) for some reason the t case fluid is extremely nasty at 50k. I just wanna prevent t case issues. Diffs I do about 20k too. It really depends on the driving you do, highway, stop and go city, offroad etc. It just depends but for 100k I would do it all.

 

[3rdH3]

I overdo it a little on PM myself. I do diffs, transfer case and transmission every 30K. Coolant at 50K. I will do the shocks and spark plugs at 100K if not before. Belts I inspect and will replace as needed. The fluids changes with the exception of the transmission are fairly easy and not that expensive. Cheap insurance in my opinion.