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It,s getting close for Bk's second oil change, and am a little
unclear about this warranty stuff. Since this is the first new car I've ever owned, and I'd like to take of the oil changes on my own. It's such a hassle to go to the dealer and have them do, and don't want to void the warranty in any way that they can use as an excuse not to cover a repair claim. There's a local shop I'd rather go to, or maybe once in a while change it myself in the yard. I'm sure the receipt from the shop would be enough proof for DC, but what would you use when you do it yourself? And I'm sure this was covered in other threads but what would the best weight sythetic to use, I put 5W30 in the last time? Is there different oil weights that should be used according to seasons? Spring is finally here, Oh yey. Nick ![]() |
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Nick - I have always done my own oil change. Just keep your receipts from the oil and filter purchase and use the schedule in the book that came with your PT for recording date and miles between changes. You won't have a problem. <img src=icon_smile_tongue.gif border=0 align=middle>
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