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      07-20-2019, 01:56 AM   #1
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Question 60k service

60k is coming up on my 2014 x1. I searched around but couldn't find 1) a list of recommended service items 2) a range of price for those services. What is your experience/suggestion.
I am thinking of going to an indie because of obvious reasons.
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      07-21-2019, 03:12 PM   #2
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I would do spark plugs for sure ($200), transfer case and front and rear diff fluids (assuming its xdrive) ($400), and maybe transmission fluid ($500) assuming none of these have been done before.

Prices are very approximate and assume you are not doing the labor yourself.
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      07-23-2019, 01:51 AM   #3
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I would do spark plugs for sure ($200), transfer case and front and rear diff fluids (assuming its xdrive) ($400), and maybe transmission fluid ($500) assuming none of these have been done before.

Prices are very approximate and assume you are not doing the labor yourself.
thank you for your response. why should I change the spark plugs if they don't exhibit any problems? what are the signs of them deteriorating?
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      07-23-2019, 04:29 PM   #4
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You will get a smoother burn and better fuel economy. Reduced misfire. Deposits build up over time on them.
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You will get a smoother burn and better fuel economy. Reduced misfire. Deposits build up over time on them.
So I have to inspect them for deposit build up before purchasing new ones, correct? I don't notice lowered mpg.
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