I'm looking for:

-In cabin air filter: what model and where to buy it
-Engine intake air filters: what model and where to buy it

Thanks,
A

 

NAPA is a good place to buy air and in cabin filters and they are reasonably priced. You won't even need a part number, just go in and tell them what kind of car you have.

 

I'm not much of a DIY'er either, but for $75.00 I bought two airfilters and the incabin filter and replaced them myself today. Getting the glovebox back in was a pain, but all in all, I finished everything in about 30 mins.

 

Depending how you drive the car, 15K is nothing more than a glorified oil change (stated above I think).

At 30K, I'd change out the fluids (engine, trans, rear end, transfer case & front diff if applicable , and brake). I don't recall, but I believe 50K is the interval for the coolant. Probably a good idea to replace plugs at that point too.

For the DYI, doing the trans fluid might be difficult. The service manual states that to check for proper level, the trans fluid has to be at a certain temp. Not too easy to do in your garage. For those with manual trans, the service is as simple as draining and refilling the rear end.

 

Holy thread revival Batman!

 

rofl!!!!

 

read the entire thing not realizing the original date lol