Long road trip suggestions
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Hello Guys
I am moving from San Antonio, tx to Reston va, I have decided to drive my 12 5.0 1600 miles, I recently did my first 5k oil change, are there any other things to Check for to successfully complete my trip.
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I am moving from San Antonio, tx to Reston va, I have decided to drive my 12 5.0 1600 miles, I recently did my first 5k oil change, are there any other things to Check for to successfully complete my trip.
Pls suggest
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I know this isn't really an answer to the exact question you're asking, but . . . if I were making that drive, I'd go a little bit out of my way to drive at least part of the Natchez Trace Parkway in Tennessee. And the Cherohala Skyway, also in Tennessee and the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia.
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Originally Posted by JCStang
Air in tires, all fluids, and of course a fresh wax job....
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Originally Posted by RandyW
I know this isn't really an answer to the exact question you're asking, but . . . if I were making that drive, I'd go a little bit out of my way to drive at least part of the Natchez Trace Parkway in Tennessee. And the Cherohala Skyway, also in Tennessee and the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia.
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Have a map, and enjoy the trip. Back in my college days I did the road trip between MI & WA several times... always wished I wasn't in such a hurry back then.
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Sai, if the dealer did your oil change he probably checked all the fluid levels, belts, etc. I would call to make sure it was done. If so, your good to go. I'm like you, I want everything fresh when I leave for a long road trip. Even if the oil doesn't need changing, I take mine in for a multi-point inspection. Enjoy your trip, and don't forget to stop and smell the roses along the way.
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Originally Posted by wanted33
Sai, if the dealer did your oil change he probably checked all the fluid levels, belts, etc. I would call to make sure it was done. If so, your good to go. I'm like you, I want everything fresh when I leave for a long road trip. Even if the oil doesn't need changing, I take mine in for a multi-point inspection. Enjoy your trip, and don't forget to stop and smell the roses along the way.
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Get plenty of rest before starting your trip. Feeling sleepy? pull over or let someone else drive. Go easy on the fast greasy food, and starchy fries.
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Originally Posted by Big Poppa
Get plenty of rest before starting your trip. Feeling sleepy? pull over or let someone else drive. Go easy on the fast greasy food, and starchy fries.
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