2005 GT Maintenance Question
#1
2005 GT Maintenance Question
Hey Everyone-
I have a 2005 Mustang GT with a few mods. I'm coming up on 50,000 miles and I was wondering what kinds of routine maintenance I should have done/ should check for. I'm having my car go in for an oil change and I figured since I'm there, why not look to have whatever else needs attention checked?
Thanks in advance!
I have a 2005 Mustang GT with a few mods. I'm coming up on 50,000 miles and I was wondering what kinds of routine maintenance I should have done/ should check for. I'm having my car go in for an oil change and I figured since I'm there, why not look to have whatever else needs attention checked?
Thanks in advance!
#4
I usually do my own oil changes, but I live in NJ and its winter- so to do it in my driveway would be personal torture.
I was thinking maybe the clutch, definitely the fuel filter, and maybe new rotors and brakes.
I was thinking maybe the clutch, definitely the fuel filter, and maybe new rotors and brakes.
#6
6th Gear Member
This must be your first car. I often get over 100,000 to 150,000 miles per clutch and brakes; sometimes only 110,000 from the rear brakes. Unless you've smoked and/or warped your rotors, why do you think you need rotors?
#7
You don't a new clutch my friend, unless some girl was driving your car lol. Your car is practically brand new. I would personally get the oil changed at a shop cause im lazy and dont feel like freezing my rear end off too in the cold. Besides that, you aint got nothing to worry about
#8
I'm probably just too used to older GM cars, where you replace rotors (and sometimes calipers) every 30k or so...
#10
I had my rear brakes and rotors turned at around 40K. I had a friend do it in their shop for an incredible deal for the labor. I just supplied the parts, but yes, mine were thin. They could of gone a little longer but I didn't feel like stretching them out. Granted I bought mine pre-owned so the previous owner possibly did a number on it. Car came from an area notorious region for stop n go traffic though.