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This is a discussion on Whats the best way to keep track of my car maintenance? within the Cars and Bikes forums, part of the Main Category category; I know maintenance is important... Just I am not a good record keeper. Thanks in advance....
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| I know maintenance is important... Just I am not a good record keeper. Thanks in advance. |
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| Wherever you spend more time is where you need to keep a log of your car maintenance. If you spend a lot of time on your computer, than you could either put together a spreadsheet on Excel or you could put flag your calendar to remind you of upcoming maintenance. Things like oil changes are easy because they always put a removable sticker on your windshield showing the mileage and or date that you need to do the next oil change. You could also try using the calendar on your cell phone and putting a reminder on that. Here's a thought...most mechanics WANT your business and will gladly call or email you to remind you of upcoming scheduled maintenance. That way, someone remembers for you. Best of luck. |
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| keep alittle notebook in the glove box of your car, thats what i do and before i leave the shop or oil lube center i write in there what was done to it and the name of the tech who did it, just in case you have problems later... |
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| most owners manuals have a chart in them for scheduled maint. I just use a spiral notebook and staple or tape recepts in it along with writing any notes |
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| Computers make things fun and easy. Look online for a website that will help. |
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