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Maintenance log

Recurring service, by mileage and by date.

Added weight
0 lb
Maintenance adds nothing to the truck
Cost
Unverified
Recurring cost, not a one-time cost. The cost view treats this project as zero rather than pretending an annual figure is a build cost.
Time
Unverified
Summed from 2 phases, 2 of which give no estimate
Progress
0/13
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Log a completion when you do one of these. Due dates come from the last completion plus the interval, so the first one you log is what starts the clock.

The vehicle service group has no intervals yet. They come off the factory maintenance schedule in the owner's manual and nothing was assumed.

Current odometer

Every mileage interval below is measured against this.

Every interval in this group is TODO(verify). The task names are safe to write down; the numbers are not, and a wrong oil interval written confidently is exactly the kind of thing this repository is built to avoid.

  1. Step 1
    No interval yet

    Engine oil and filter

    TODO(verify): factory maintenance schedule, owner's manual. Also record the grade and capacity.

  2. Step 2
    No interval yet

    Tire rotation

    TODO(verify): factory maintenance schedule.

  3. Step 3
    No interval yet

    Engine air filter

    TODO(verify): factory maintenance schedule.

  4. Step 4
    No interval yet

    Cabin air filter

    TODO(verify): factory maintenance schedule.

  5. Step 5
    No interval yet

    Brake fluid

    TODO(verify): factory maintenance schedule.

  6. Step 6
    No interval yet

    Differential and transfer case fluid

    TODO(verify): factory maintenance schedule. Front diff, rear diff and transfer case may differ.

  7. Step 7
    No interval yet

    Engine coolant

    TODO(verify): factory maintenance schedule.

  8. Step 8
    CriticalNever logged

    Frame and underbody inspection for corrosion

    Annual is this repository's choice, not the factory's. Southeast Alaska is wet and salted, and 2nd-gen Tacoma frames have a history worth taking seriously.

Phase notes