Small Jobs
Hey, the 350z im getting is a 3005 with 70,000 miles which is alot of miles so I was wondering if there are any small easy jobs I can do once in a while to keep the engine in great shape. Im not good with cars so notinhg to complicated but any small things to do udner the hood would be great
Hey I want the connects you got... you bought a car from the next century already.. damn lol jk
I don't know too much about the Z's yet either cause i just bought mine too. But i know with certain cars there are things that happen like clockwork. On my old eclipse i was told around 80000 miles the timing belts need to be replaced and sure enough at 81000 i had some ticking and a $1000 bucks later my timing belt had to be changed..
But good luck with your car.
But good luck with your car.
Hey I want the connects you got... you bought a car from the next century already.. damn lol jk
I don't know too much about the Z's yet either cause i just bought mine too. But i know with certain cars there are things that happen like clockwork. On my old eclipse i was told around 80000 miles the timing belts need to be replaced and sure enough at 81000 i had some ticking and a $1000 bucks later my timing belt had to be changed..
But good luck with your car.
But good luck with your car.
You must have stolen the flux capacitor off of a DeLorean right?
BTW, I though that the engine size way going to keep on getting bigger. 350z, 370z and so on; they must have realized that the best engine for the Z was the good old 3.5VQ made in the early 2000s.
Anyways, they've got a bunch of fuel additives (STP) at Kragen and Walmart that claim to remove engine gunk and clean and restore you car. They cost about $7.00. They've got them in all kinds of colors with each color doing some kind of job for your engine. You can try that.
I had a teacher who swore by Slick 50. He had/has an old Buick and said that Slick 50 was amazing.
BTW, I though that the engine size way going to keep on getting bigger. 350z, 370z and so on; they must have realized that the best engine for the Z was the good old 3.5VQ made in the early 2000s.
Anyways, they've got a bunch of fuel additives (STP) at Kragen and Walmart that claim to remove engine gunk and clean and restore you car. They cost about $7.00. They've got them in all kinds of colors with each color doing some kind of job for your engine. You can try that.
I had a teacher who swore by Slick 50. He had/has an old Buick and said that Slick 50 was amazing.
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