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Originally Posted by Menace_121
most of those advisors at the dealer ships b/s you like 95% of the time, your p/s fluid you rarley change, especialy on an 05 why would it need it? as for your brake fluid theres no real reason to change it either, unless for some odd reason it got really dorty in 3 years which i doubt it did. For the brake pads just go to autozone and get some duralast pads, to be exact get the duralast gold cmax pads, they are a full ceramic pad so they will be the best for you and they are innexpensive, also they have a lifetime warranty so when u need new ones take those back to autozone and they ill give you another set free. and when changeing the pads the only special tool you would need is possibly a tool to reset the pistons in the calipers, but usually a C clamp works unless it has a wierd setup, which then autozone again has the tool and its prety cheap
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I agree with Menace. Most of the stealers are bullsh#@ers. I never touched the brake or power steering fluid in my car.
1. Front Breaks - possible, I would check the thickness, I would not take their word
2. brake fluid flush - wallet lining service for the dealer
3. P/S Steering fluid exchange (I think I don't have this service before) - another wallet lining service for the dealer.
I would consult your owner's manual and adhere to the maintenance schedule outlined in there. Today's cars do not need much maintenance as they did 10-20 years ago, so the dealer has to come up with new B/S services to dust bust your wallet. Next they will come up with a windshield washer fluid exchange service or rotate the air in your tires.