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WRONG. 200 1991

posted by  chris herbst on  Tue May 13 01:14 CST 2003
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Could I please ask someone to tell me when or where this thread changed from a question about a nineteen ninety one 240 to a question about whatever year you're talking about?

I answer questions based on the query laid out in the FIRST question, unless it somehow turns to another model year question along the way (this has not).

Just because the car is a 240, it doesn't mean that the service intervals are the same across all model years and engines. Rubenoid asked about his 1991, and I gave him the CORRECT ANSWER for his 1991 240.

The older model specs don't apply to the newer 240s. If Rubenoid is looking for the proper answer for his car, US spec of year 1991, then it is 50,000 miles. Not 80k, not 45k, not 36k, but 50,000.





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