How do you keep track of your auto stuff?
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Originally Posted by Saki GT,Mar 25 2009, 05:22 AM
Doesn't anyone actually use those blank pages in the manual?
Besides, Excel workbooks have multiple tabs so I can track MPG on one sheet and maintenance/repairs/etc on another. The manual doesn't and it's terrible at creating graphs or sorting data.
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Originally Posted by MasterForce,Mar 25 2009, 12:34 AM
hmmm i dont keep anything at all...only tire receipts from discount tire just it case...as far as changing fluids and stuff i can remember except for oil change....i have my trip b meter set to 0 when i change the oil. and for the rest of the fluids i just set a mileage where i can remember. for example 50000, 60000, etc...
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I don't keep anything at all lol. Just do oil change every 6 months. I know I don't drive a lot so. I don't get any receipt either since I don't go to stealership for any maintenance, but instead a trusted friend's shop of mine.
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A dry erase board in the garage. I can track the oil changes of all the cars and other things like last wax, leather care, transmission/ diff oil change, cabin filter, brake fluid, monthly miles per car.
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I have a custom webapp that I keep modifying with all my info. It runs on a backplane of the Zurich Skynet global research facility and uses 10% of the hardon particle accelerator to crunch the data.
The total mod $ is omitted because it could probably fund a small third world country.
The total mod $ is omitted because it could probably fund a small third world country.
