desalator089

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was just wondering what all does a 90k mile service do at a regular chevrolet dealership if anyone knows? id do it myself but id rather let them do this one so i dont miss anything. and if anyone knows the price range of it at all? thanks again

crazymofo1986

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all dealership prices and services will be diff. i would do all fluids and filters, spark plugs and wires. pcv valve. watch what u buy they throw bs in there list to make it look like your geting more.

zracer323

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And do it yourself! Dont waste your money letting someone else do it.

desalator089

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id love to do it myself but i dont have the time plus when i bought my car it had been in an accident before(was never reported) i found out after i bought it so i just want them to make sure everything looks good.

wht01ws6ta

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Get the list and quote from them as a reference and then buy the parts/fluid and do it yourself...

wht01ws6ta

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Not sure what all they are going to check out as far as accident damage/repair goes but you can always see.

desalator089

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yea im gonna go up to chevy today and get a list thanks for the help

chadaclysm

I don't know, but I got quoted for sparks and plugs... $380 labor alone, forget that. I'll just use my own 16 hours lol

desalator089

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yea its 430 for th 90k change but 450 to change just the spark plugs n wires forget that ill just fight with old number 8 myself.

vjo90rs8

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Here is what I did last summer, had about 55K miles, probably spent about 275 on everything (quick estimate, done over a 2-3 month time period)
spark plugs, NGK55s
spark plug wires, MSD
fuel filter, AC Delco
motor oil, CG 0w-30
oil filter, AC Delco PF-61, taller filter
PCV Valve, AC Delco
Coolant flush
differential oil, Royal Purple 70w-90
transmission filter/fluid (done at 40K miles)
clean MAF sensor and TB
air filter, AC Delco
AIR check valves
Seafoam through the gas tank, kinda scare to put it in the engine

wht01ws6ta

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go up from the bottom on that one, its not bad.

vjo90rs8

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yeah, don't be scared of #8, got mine from the top, just move the coil packs out of the way, get a 1" extension (A MUST!!!!!!!!!!) and you'll be money.

desalator089

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ok ill try that this weekend then thanks for all the support

406malibu

going in from the bottom is much easier on number 8. Just my personal experience.

vjo90rs8

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either way. If you poll 100 people on this forum 50 will say top and 50 will say bottom, either way you'll be able to do it with a little patience. Try one way, if you can do it, do it the other way.