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Hey, I'm Jacki! I'm a server/bartender from Michigan, and a very amature car repair diy-er. I just bought a 2003 Monte Carlo LS about two months ago. He's blue with beige interior, and about 175,000 miles. Poor guy sat unused for quite sometime before I bought him, so i can only imagine what issues I'm going to be asking you all about in the next couple months!
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Joined: Feb 2013
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From: Pacific NW
Welcome Jacki.
Here's a list of things to do for a 100.000 mile maintenance which should be repeated every 100,000. Since the car sat a while and you may not know what has been done, I would start from scratch and do all these.
Link: https://montecarloforum.com/forum/fw...0-miles-46078/
Here's a list of things to do for a 100.000 mile maintenance which should be repeated every 100,000. Since the car sat a while and you may not know what has been done, I would start from scratch and do all these.
Link: https://montecarloforum.com/forum/fw...0-miles-46078/
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From: Nebraska
Welcome Jacki
Check those maintenance tips that plumbob indicated.
After they sit for a bit it is good to change the oil for sure, ( consider a synthetic) Check your Trans fluid too, you may want to change it.
Power steering and brake fluids for sure.
Make sure you get a radiator flush. as cold as it gets in Michigan make sure you test good on the coolant also.
Good luck with the Monte Carlo
Check those maintenance tips that plumbob indicated.
After they sit for a bit it is good to change the oil for sure, ( consider a synthetic) Check your Trans fluid too, you may want to change it.
Power steering and brake fluids for sure.
Make sure you get a radiator flush. as cold as it gets in Michigan make sure you test good on the coolant also.
Good luck with the Monte Carlo
