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2004 X5 maintenance
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There isn't usually need to change the timing chain until very high milage. Chain tensioner might start making noise at some point, so that can be changed separately if noise comes too loud.
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At your mileage, spark plugs and the OČ sensors are due for replacement regardless of drivetrain. If they haven't been done, change them. I'm not sure about the OČ sensor, but spark plugs are an easy DIY.
Flush the coolant, transfer case fluid, and ATF if not already done so. Have the serpentine belt checked for cracks. |
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