Why is it so expensive to get my Diff oil changed?
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JK Enthusiast
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From: Orlando, Fl
I appreciate the input. I will certainly be doing this myself. I spend enough money on the Jeep as it is 
Karls10JK: I appreciate the offer to use your garage. If I'm ever down to visit family in VA beach or heading down to OBX and need to wrench a bit, I'll hit you up. I'll bring the pizza and beer
Karls10JK: I appreciate the offer to use your garage. If I'm ever down to visit family in VA beach or heading down to OBX and need to wrench a bit, I'll hit you up. I'll bring the pizza and beer
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JK Enthusiast
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From: Orlando, Fl
service needs to be done with manufacturer parts and warrantied for 6 months or 3000 miles or at a Carmax service center. Not word for word, but I've read over that document. I love to work on the Jeep. I try and do as much as I can 
JK Super Freak
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Thats really high, for around $300 at my dealership I got the diffs changed, a tune-up, tire rotation, brake inspection, new air filter, all fluids checked and replaced/refilled as necessary and a few other things I dont even remember.
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I appreciate the input. I will certainly be doing this myself. I spend enough money on the Jeep as it is
Karls10JK: I appreciate the offer to use your garage. If I'm ever down to visit family in VA beach or heading down to OBX and need to wrench a bit, I'll hit you up. I'll bring the pizza and beer
Karls10JK: I appreciate the offer to use your garage. If I'm ever down to visit family in VA beach or heading down to OBX and need to wrench a bit, I'll hit you up. I'll bring the pizza and beer
