My first oil change was at 2800 miles, and every 2500 miles there after.dichiee said:at what miles did you guys get your first oil change...
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Why don't you cahnge it yourself? It's pretty easy.dichiee said:crap... so i should go the dealer now huh?
dichiee said:well i want to take advantage of the warranty hehe I do my own oil change on my cars but if it still under warranty why not let them do it while I sleep ehhe I just wanted to know what miles you have when you first brought it
Don knows what he's talking about?Don said:Personally, I never go to the dealer for any "maintenance" - There are many other shops better qualified to do it, and at better labor rates as well, assuming you're not capable of doing it yourself.
Your warranty isn't affected one bit by "DIY oilchanges" - Nothing in the warranty specifies WHO must do any scheduled maintenance, and they cannot legally require you to bring it back to the dealership to keep the warranty valid. Just keep a log of the maintenance you do, (date and mileage) and a file with the receipts for the materials you use, and you'll be fine, should you ever need to have any warranty repairs done.
I do first oil changes early - Say 1500 to 2000 miles, and then every 3 to 4K after that, but as mazdadan correctly says, it's all personal preference - Doing what I've found works the best for my $$$ over many years.
Don
(lol)WaatDaHell said:I'm just gonna say this once cuz arguments always come up with the oil change topic. According to the manual, it's 5,000 Miles. Any sooner is just more money down the drain. Good-bye.
WaatDaHell said:I'm just gonna say this once cuz arguments always come up with the oil change topic. According to the manual, it's 5,000 Miles. Any sooner is just more money down the drain. Good-bye.
WaatDaHell said:I'm just gonna say this once cuz arguments always come up with the oil change topic. According to the manual, it's 5,000 Miles. Any sooner is just more money down the drain. Good-bye.