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AutoJunkieMan 09-16-2014 08:07 AM

Re: maintence--oil change
 

Originally Posted by JeepCACares (Post 570848)
woodman,

Your Wrangler is good for an oil change every 12 months or 16,000 kms, however this is the maximum.
NEVER exceed these intervals and always change the oil based on the indicator system equipped in your vehicle as it may alert you sooner than the maximum.
You'll likely be fine with the maximum as you mentioned very low kilometers are being put on per year.
Continue using a good quality oil, synthetic if you choose and you'll be all set.

I average less then 1,200km a month and I've had my rig for 17 months yet Chrysler insists I come in every 3 months as I have been. *shrug*

Woodsman 09-16-2014 11:38 AM

Re: maintence--oil change
 

Originally Posted by AutoJunkieMan (Post 570849)
I average less then 1,200km a month and I've had my rig for 17 months yet Chrysler insists I come in every 3 months as I have been. *shrug*

Chrysler?
Sounds like your dealer looking to pad his service $'s.
I'd contact Chrysler Canada about this dealers insisting on 3 month changes with such low mileage.
If he's pulling this with you I'm sure your not the only one.

AutoJunkieMan 09-16-2014 04:40 PM

Re: maintence--oil change
 

Originally Posted by Woodsman (Post 570850)
Chrysler?
Sounds like your dealer looking to pad his service $'s.
I'd contact Chrysler Canada about this dealers insisting on 3 month changes with such low mileage.
If he's pulling this with you I'm sure your not the only one.

maybe, I got low kms but I drive 5 - 7 days a week. I just don't go very far, and I try to hit the highway at least once a week.

woodman 09-16-2014 08:16 PM

Re: maintence--oil change
 
thanks ,will stick to the vehicle alarm or 12 months I appreciate all the answers

JeepCACares 09-17-2014 08:25 AM

Re: maintence--oil change
 

Originally Posted by AutoJunkieMan (Post 570849)
I average less then 1,200km a month and I've had my rig for 17 months yet Chrysler insists I come in every 3 months as I have been. *shrug*

AutoJunkieMan,

Different dealers will make suggestions for certain services and maintenance schedules however your warranty booklet and owner's manual provide you with the most accurate/appropriate intervals.
So long as you follow the manufacturer's recommended service intervals, you'll be ok.
But having fresh oil in your vehicle is definitely an advantage as far as engine performance and longevity.

woodman 09-17-2014 08:51 PM

Re: maintence--oil change
 
thanks,because of my milleage ,the every 12 months is what i will stick to
thanks everybody

jlau76 09-19-2014 11:13 AM

Re: maintence--oil change
 

Originally Posted by Woodsman (Post 570850)
Chrysler?
Sounds like your dealer looking to pad his service $'s.
I'd contact Chrysler Canada about this dealers insisting on 3 month changes with such low mileage.
If he's pulling this with you I'm sure your not the only one.

Or maybe they know something about the engine you don't know i.e. they want to monitor it for burning oil or sludge issues....but of course they don't want to tell you that.

Or they just want to pad their pockets.

I do mine every 5K....i might change it back to 10K.

Woodsman 09-19-2014 12:08 PM

Re: maintence--oil change
 

Originally Posted by jlau76 (Post 570857)
Or maybe they know something about the engine you don't know i.e. they want to monitor it for burning oil or sludge issues....but of course they don't want to tell you that.

The question was asked about a new 2015.:confused:

jlau76 09-19-2014 12:11 PM

Re: maintence--oil change
 
So the new engine cannot burn or sludge? It can happen to any year, model or make of car.

Just saying.

Woodsman 09-21-2014 01:35 AM

Re: maintence--oil change
 

Originally Posted by jlau76 (Post 570860)
So the new engine cannot burn or sludge? It can happen to any year, model or make of car.

Just saying.

So your suggesting that a dealer could be selling a brand new jeep that they may suspect has a bad engine that they know is burning oil or sludging up.
First off how would they even know this when most new vehicles arrive with almost no km's on them?
Any dealer knowingly selling a defective new vehicle would not be a place I would count on for my service.
I highly doubt this is a possible explanation.


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