My car is about to roll 50,000 miles and I was wondering what are the usual maintenance steps done at this point?

Especially in advance of the turbo going on, I want to make sure she's in perfect running order.

I've already changed the fuel filter a while back, and the oil gets changed at 3k/3 mos.

Is there a standard list of items that the dealership performs?

thanks,
ac

 

Can anyone answer this? I would like to know too. Thanks

 

From the owners manual for a 2000 tib. The 60K miles list is this: (I= inpsect, R=replace)

Accesory Drive belts - I
Engine Coolant - R
Timing Belt - R
Manual Trans Oil - I
Automatic Trans Fluid - I
Brake Fluid - I
Brake Hoses and Line - I
Rear Brakes/Drums/Linings - I
Parking Brake - I
Front Brake pads, calipers, rotors - I
Exhaust pipe and muffler - I
Suspension mounting bolts - I
Steering gearbox/ linage, boots, lower arm ball joints - I
Power steering pump, belt, hoses - I
Driveshafts and Boots - I
Air conditioning Refridgerant - I
Fuel lines, hoses, pump and connections - I
Vapor hose and Fuel Filler Cap - I
Spark Plugs/wires - I at 30K (R at 60K)

It almost goes without saying that if you find something wrong, fix/replace it. Inspection also means cleaning in most cases. E.g. "inspect" brake calipers doesn't mean take the wheel off and go, "yup they are there"... it means take them apart, clean them, compress the piston, check the piston gasket, etc.

This list recurs every 30K miles.