Mine FINALLY !

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aBe_Mia

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Hello all im fairly new , but i have posted some stuff on here. Well im very happy to say i finally got my FX35 !! Im loving every second of it so far, its all stock but still beautiful, doing the basic stuff to it now, oil change, air filter, that kind of tiny stuff to make sure it stays running well. Any recommendations or advice on things i should change or check would be greatly appreciated it, it has low miles 52k and seems to be in very good condition, although sadly to say changing the oil for the first time from the previous privately owned person i dont think they cared too much about what they put in it, the oil was past due and the oil filter was some knock off 2 dollar gas station one LOL. Ill post some pics soon, i just wanted to let everyone know , im in the FX game :tup:!!! Goodluck all, and thanks for listening :)
 
Congrats! As far as recommendations go you seem to have the urgent stuff covered. Get a decent air and oil filter on there (Amsoil and K&N offer high quality versions of both, or you can use the oem stuff which is also fine) along with some good oil (Most here either run Mobil 1 or oem Nissan oil). Other than that the next major item for you will be shocks/struts at around 60K miles.

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Thank you !! yeah so far so good, i got mobile 1 in there and mobile 1 oil filter along with a FRAM air filter. Im not really in depth into mechanical/technical stuff on a car but im learning ... you mean replacing the shocks and struts with new ones ? that sounds pricey ? or just me being an airhead when it comes to car technical stuff.
 
aBe_Mia said:
...you mean replacing the shocks and struts with new ones ? that sounds pricey ? or just me being an airhead when it comes to car technical stuff.
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Yes, you'll be replacing the shocks and struts. They aren't serviceable parts. Considering you won't likely be installing them yourself it will probably cost around $500-600 for parts+labor.

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