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Now that being your 3rd change by the 75k mile mark will keep you from having the bad side affects of waiting till a higher mileage like 100k for the first fluid change.
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To help illustrate: When changing the oil in a vehicle there is a risk the drain plug can be over tightend and strip the treads of the oil pan or plug. Just because this risk exists, and it has been known to happen on occasion, does not mean there is a correlation that changing the oil results in stripped oil pans or plugs. I would consider such a claim an urban legend even though the risk is there and I can point to examples of it happening.
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