Bought this from a dealer and no owners manual. I have to keep up with the recommended maintenance, where can I get a manual at a reasonable price?

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Contact your Buick dealer. A car that new, it should be included in your owners manual(s)

Click Here for the Owner manual,
download the .pdf file
Go to section #7 Maintenance Schedule
From there it will tell you what the manufacturer recommends!

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The differential and trans service is a must, but the induction and spark plugs can wait till the 60k. There are 2 different types of service schedules. Regular and severe. The dealer will always recommend severe driving service.

Do you have the owners manual that came with the Sequoia? It will list when you should have tune ups and maintenance performed. Having the work done at the dealer is fine, but usually more expensive than a private garage. If you go to the dealer, ask what exactly they will be doing, especially anything not listed in the owners manual as 'recommended maintenance'. Many times dealers (or private garages) will 'add' services that really aren't necessary in an attempt to increase their profit margin. So, check your owners manual for what is recommended, and make it clear that nothing else should be done w/out checking with you 1st. How long have you had the Sequoia, and when was it last serviced, are what I should have asked at the beginning? Good luck

Check your owners manual, it lists what the manufacturer recommends. Next, check with the dealer, as some dealers 'add' services for some maintenance intervals, as a way to inflate their bill and profit margin. Go with what the manufacturer recommends. If you don't have the owners manual, let me know, I may be able to locate a download of it for you.

The best answer to your question is in the owner's manual.

If the car has not received regular maintenance as prescribed, all the regular maintenance up to and including the 100k mile service should be performed.

If no owner's manual, the best answer is to acquire one.

Charlie

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