you should lube you car eg the oil enging every year when you have a service. if you dont change engin oil once a year. lube up door and any other hinges you have on our car every other time you wash your car. WD40 or any other item similar to that will do the trick. make sure you put the right engin oil in your car. this can be found at you local halford sore on the viceal manual. purchas of oil is also available there to
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You should lube your chain a couple times a month to keep it from getting rusty and warn out.
You should lube the ball joints at every oil change, or every 2500-3000 miles. If your driving habits reguire you to drive in mud or a lot of water (snow) ect... you may want to check and lube them more often. you should lube all grease fittings often.
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You should clean and lube your chain approximately every 300 miles (two gas tank fulls for me) or anytime you have an excessive amount of dirt in your chain (riding over dirt roads, etc.)
You can buy lube oil almost anywhere. Wal-Mart, Canadian Tire, Jiffy Lube, gas stations etc. You can probably also go to any dealership in your area, as they will know exactly what kind of oil your should be using and they would offer a variety.
You probably need a Lube job. This should be done on alternate oil changes as a routine measure.
When you are looking for the object that is known as synthetic gear lube you can go to a store that is known as Wal-mart and buy gear lube for the car that you are driving.
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lube the whell bearings once a year is usually all that is needed
Jiffy Lube offers oil change services, filter replacements, and belt replacements to name a few. Also Jiffy Lube can do inspections for additional problems.
Stay away from Jiffy Lube or any other chain lube shop. Take your car to a trusted mechanic or the new car dealer for service. You will in the end know it was done right by a trained mechanic and will not get ripped off.
Different cars have different requirements. Therefore, you should consult your car's manual to determine the maintenance schedule for your particular car. How often you drive your car and how many miles you drive will impact the timing.