Anyone with a SERVICE MANUAL
09-04-2003, 11:10 AM
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Anyone with a service manual for a 99 Tiburon?
My car has roughly 46k miles on it now and since it's being driven sparingly for the next 8 months, (stored in GFs garage), I want to put it in for service when I get back from deployment. So what other services does the OWNERS MANUAL call for up to and beyond 50k miles?
The tranny has already been taken care of, new brakes and rotors will be installed.
My car has roughly 46k miles on it now and since it's being driven sparingly for the next 8 months, (stored in GFs garage), I want to put it in for service when I get back from deployment. So what other services does the OWNERS MANUAL call for up to and beyond 50k miles?
The tranny has already been taken care of, new brakes and rotors will be installed.
09-06-2003, 01:31 PM
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Hootie, I have a 99 tib. The 50K mile marker has the following requirements for maintance. (52,500 actually, according the manual)
Inspect, clean, adjust, or replace as necessary the following:
Auto trans fluid and filter
The 60,000 mark is the big one
Inspect, cleam, adjust, or replace the following:
Fan belt
Manual Transaxle oil (opps, need to do this myself)
Autotrans fluid and filter
Brake fluidBrake hoses and Lines
Rear drake drums/lining, parking brake
Brake pads, calipers, and rotors
Exhaust pipe and muffler
Suspension mounting bolts
Steering gear box, linkage, boots, lower arm ball joint
Power steering pump, belt, and hoses
Drifeshaft and boots
Air conditioning refiridgerant
Replace the following:
Engine coolant
Timing belt.. (in California this maintance is recommended, but not required?)
Hope that helps man.. the 50,000 mark is easy.. the 60,000 EVERYTHING gets looked at.
Inspect, clean, adjust, or replace as necessary the following:
Auto trans fluid and filter
The 60,000 mark is the big one
Inspect, cleam, adjust, or replace the following:
Fan belt
Manual Transaxle oil (opps, need to do this myself)
Autotrans fluid and filter
Brake fluidBrake hoses and Lines
Rear drake drums/lining, parking brake
Brake pads, calipers, and rotors
Exhaust pipe and muffler
Suspension mounting bolts
Steering gear box, linkage, boots, lower arm ball joint
Power steering pump, belt, and hoses
Drifeshaft and boots
Air conditioning refiridgerant
Replace the following:
Engine coolant
Timing belt.. (in California this maintance is recommended, but not required?)
Hope that helps man.. the 50,000 mark is easy.. the 60,000 EVERYTHING gets looked at.
09-09-2003, 06:39 PM
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Well, I will prolly just have all of that stuff done early. I'm putting new rotors and brake pads on it when I get back and just have them once the whole car over too see if anything needs anything BEFORE the warranty runs out. 