How is my maintenance?

LCPLPunk

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Hey all,

I've been logging the maintenance on my 99 Accord since i've bought it and i'm just trying to get a feeler for things I may have neglected to do. Can you guys look my list over and see anything I might have missed?

1999 Accord Maintenance Record - F23A1

Mileage: 30,950

PCV Changed
Air Filter Changed - Puralator
Spark Plugs Changed - NGK’s
Windshield Wipers Changed - Michelin
Oil Filter (Puralator Pure One) and Oil (Mobil 1 Full Synthetic) Changed
Transmission Fluid Drained and Refilled
Air Conditioner Filters Changed
Power Steering Fluid Drained and Refilled

Mileage: 31,120

Replaced 3 worn tires with Kumho Solus’
Brake fluid checked
Alignment Performed

Mileage: 37,500

Oil/Filter Changed - Mobil 1 Full Synthetic
Coolant Checked
Power Steering Fluid Checked
Tire Pressure Checked

Mileage: 38,200

Left rear tire punctured by small nail - Sears replaced with new tire (Kumho Solus‘)

Mileage: 43,211

Oil Changed - Mobil 1 Full Synthetic

Mileage: 43,234

Keyless Entry Installed at Best Buy

Mileage: 43,379

Sunroof Installed
Purchased LED Taillights
Purchased Woodgrain Door/Shifter Kit
Purchased Woodgrain Radio/AC Kit
Purchased Leather for Seats/Armrest/Door Inserts


Mileage: 43,537

Brembo Blank Rotors Installed (Front)
Hawk HPS Brake Pads Installed (Front)
Tint Applied, 35% front windows, 20% rear windows

Mileage: 44,926

One Kuhmo Tire patched

Mileage: 45,100

Air Filter Replaced
Spark Plugs replaced - NGKs

Mileage: 49,500

Oil/Oil Filter Changed
New Brake Lines/Brake Fluid changed

Mileage: 54,000

Oil/Oil Filter Changed - Mobil 1 Full Synthetic 5/20
Transmission Fluid Changed
Air Filter Changed

Mileage: 59,500

Oil/Filter Changed - Mobil 1 Full Synthetic 5/20

Mileage: 60,129

Lubed door hinges with white lithium grease

Mileage: 61,000

Changed air conditioner filters (2)

Mileage 62,000

Air filter changed (K&N air filter)

Mileage: 62,456

PCV Valve/Grommet replaced
Spark Plug Wires replaced with NGK SPW
Replaced Spark Plugs NGK

Mileage: 62,798

Distributor Cap/Rotor Replaced

Mileage: 62,893

Tires Rotated
 

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It's hard to say, i'm deployed right now. :p I'm trying to get ideas for when I get back home though. :)

I know i'm going to need to do a flush of every kind when I get back for good, and i'm gonna add some mods at the same time. :)
 

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I think you're trying to get some kudos for your strong maintanence history. You're not the only one that maintains their car well....

You should have not even changed your cap,rotor,wires and plugs until 100k. You've replaced them 3 times at only 60k approx. Some things you did are a bit over-kill, but overall you maintain your car very well...
 

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sounds like you pretty much got it covered...next up would be timing belt, water pump at 80-100k miles i believe...this stuff should be in your manual tho
 

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The timing belt is one thing i've been wondering about, as far as I kwow it's usually done at a mileage interval and not a time interval, or am I wrong?

The car is 10 years old....

I'm also going to be putting on some new struts when I get back too, and probably some springs as well. Are there any other suspension things that tend to go bad? What about motor mounts?
 
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I just got my timing belt/water pump service done at 93,000 miles. They say to do it when you get to 90,000.
 

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personally, i would do a timing belt at 10 years/100k, whichever comes first. rubber wears out over time, just like any other belt/hose/insulator/etc. but thats just me. id be even more inclined to do it if the car was sitting for a long time without running (a year +).
 

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Only thing I see is your intervals between oil changes seems a little high. Maybe I'm a stickler for that 3000-mark, but to each his own.
 

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The oil thing is cuz I use full synthetics..

Hmm...the sitting for a year thing is a good point though...
 
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