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Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by Speedy2081, Feb 10, 2009.

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  1. Speedy2081

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    #1 Speedy2081, Feb 10, 2009
    I'm a new Ferrari owner. Recently upgraded from a 911 to a 360. I was wondering if most of you do oil changes regardless of mileage on an annual basis. Also, do you recommend changing other fluids such as transmission, breaks etc. PS, car will not be driven on track.

    Thanks,
    Speedy
     
  2. Oengus

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    #2 Oengus, Feb 10, 2009
  3. marknkidz

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    #3 marknkidz, Feb 10, 2009
    yep..all of the above & radiator anti freeze...YEARLY

    usually around $800.00 for all 4 items from a Qualified Independent..

    PS....very cheap insurance, wouldnt stretch longer than a year on them.
     
  4. Speedy2081

    Speedy2081 Formula Junior

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    #4 Speedy2081, Feb 10, 2009
    Thank you for the quick responses.
     
  5. Ferraripilot

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    #5 Ferraripilot, Feb 10, 2009
    make sure the tranny fluid is changed with the rest of the fluids being changed. It is my understanding that this particular model beats on tranny oil pretty hard. Red Line makes a good product many on here have had good luck with.
     
  6. flipdowt

    flipdowt Karting

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    #6 flipdowt, Feb 10, 2009
    just a bit of advise... leave it to the pros' if you don't know what your doing.do a thread research and read about the damage and possible dangers of not knowing what you are doing.a shop manual at the least would be recommended if you decide to tinker with it.
     
  7. Speedy2081

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    #7 Speedy2081, Mar 9, 2009


    Nope, not the tinkering type.
     
  8. drewprof

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    #8 drewprof, Mar 9, 2009
    Oh, make sure you don't flush your crank case with water... (Wasn't there a thread about some kid doing that?)
     

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