How much for 30,000 maintenance?

Don't these trucks have iridium spark plugs? Meaning no replacement till around 100k?

 

I have 4 years or 45,000 free maintenance so this service will be covered I guess that is why they offered the 2 years of free maintenance for 25,000. Right

 

Where U from girl ? My 2000 frame rusted thru 3 years ago. Just curious. Curious George

 

I'm there too, 32200. can someone link a good thread to walk me through this?

 

Mine was around $350, with out air filter and cab filter because they were already replaced a month b4 ! never again ,too much money !
oil change
diff oil change
transfer case oil change
pcv valve replace
spark plugs
retorque prop. shaft and all chassis bolts
rotate tires
grease
check brakes

 

hot dog, it's been 20 friggin years since i did the 30k maintenance on my tacoma on LeapDay that year 2000 ... i will have to hunt that folder where receipt may still be in see what i got for it
iirc it was the dealer packaged major maintenance level, i.e. the works ... so probably had the fuel filter changed too

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Vehicle serviced- 30,000 mile service performed

 

Dude, you didn’t even check your hoses and belts? That’s a $200 service right there.

 

At 30K I spent $25 to change my own oil and checked the air filter. Tires are rotated every 5K for free at the store where I bought them. Plugs are good for 100K, I've done mine twice. I've not spent $1000 total for all maintenance in 200,000 miles.

 

My 2008 (4.0L) had conventional plugs with a 30K mile recommended change interval.

I'm hitting 90K, so I have a set of plugs and a PCV valve on order...should arrive next week. It will also get new Redline oil for the transmission and differential.

 

is it recommended to change the water pump at 90k interval on your truck
i had a new WP put in my 1st gen along with a timing belt, which looked very good condition still, just minimal cracks in it.
not sure if i have ever had a pcv valve replaced or not, if it was it was probably done then at 90k

 

Nope

 

I'm not tackling the water pump until I see issues. I've seen the procedure, and I'm not willing to put 4+ hours into a preventative job that may or may not be necessary...lol

I'll swap to a all-aluminum radiator when I do the water pump.

The PCV valve is an easy swap, so it's a "no-brainer." Mine is still original, so it's probably time.

 

oh ok! you are one that likes to get hands on in there! diy

 

YouTube in my friend...lol