on 3/23/2006
It's much easier to start with a new car, but all cars need one. Keep track of the date, mileage and comments about each maintenance task performed. It will be easy to refer back to later when a problem does arise. It may also be proof of honoring the vehicle's warranty and will come in handy if you decide to sell your car.
on 11/22/2005
It is recommended that you change your fuel filter approximately once a year to prevent it from getting too dirty and potentially reducing your power output and causing your engine to run rough and/or stall. This will also prolong the life of your fuel pump.
on 11/22/2005
In addition to engine maintenance, wax that puppy up real good to keep that original factory luster. My '02 Mustang still looks like it just came from the factory. I owe it all to the wax.
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on 3/23/2006 It's much easier to start with a new car, but all cars need one. Keep track of the date, mileage and comments about each maintenance task performed. It will be easy to refer back to later when a problem does arise. It may also be proof of honoring the vehicle's warranty and will come in handy if you decide to sell your car.
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on 11/22/2005 It is recommended that you change your fuel filter approximately once a year to prevent it from getting too dirty and potentially reducing your power output and causing your engine to run rough and/or stall. This will also prolong the life of your fuel pump.
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on 11/22/2005 In addition to engine maintenance, wax that puppy up real good to keep that original factory luster. My '02 Mustang still looks like it just came from the factory. I owe it all to the wax.
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on 11/22/2005 On a new car, the oil should be changed at 500 miles and 1000 miles. Then begin the 3000 mile schedule.