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The maintenance schedule calls for a chassis lubrication with every oil change. What components are supposed to be lubed?
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I just got an oil change and chassis lube but they said i should only get that lubed with every transmission change (40,000 miles) not every oil change (3,000 miles). Are you sure its about every 3,000 miles?There is fast, too fast, and way too fast. Way too fast is almost fast enough. -
On any cars I have with grease fittings on chassis parts, I usually lube them Every Other oil change. I'm pretty sure thats the interval the the manual calls for. I could check for ya.
But, the camaro, unless I'm mistaken, really doesn't have any points to lube the chassis at.
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