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Fluid Change Intervals. . .Please don't laugh! 200 1987

posted by  Kraynek at home on  Fri May 24 00:11 CST 2002
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Well, since the car will soon be mine, i decided to try to get as much maintenance done while it's not yet on my dime. I was looking through the old records (keep in mind i just cleared 200,000) the last time the timing belt was replaced was 130,000 (70,000 miles ago!!). the last time the transmission fluid was changed was at 98,000 (when my sister destroyed the reverse and we had it replaced). and i think it's the original differential fluid. what are the timetables on any of these? anything else I should consider since it's been so long? thanks for the help






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