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With seating for up to eight and a Stow 'n Go seating system that offers flexible cargo configurations, this minivan is roomy and ready for anything. Best of all, the Pacifica is reliable and easy to maintain. Our service department can help you keep it in peak condition. We've even come up with a Chrysler Pacifica maintenance schedule. more Chrysler Pacifica Maintenance Schedule: Keeping Your Minivan Reliable Oil Change Indicator Every Pacifica comes with an Oil Change Indicator System, which alerts you when this important service is needed. Once you receive this notification, the only thing you need to do is call our service department and schedule a time to come in. When your Pacifica is in for an oil change, we'll perform other routine services, including rotating the tires and inspecting the battery. We'll also inspect the cooling system and hoses. 20,000 Miles When your Pacific reaches 20,000 miles, or two years, it's time to schedule a maintenance appointment so that we can check in on the vehicle's health and performance. During this maintenance appointment, we'll inspect the parking brake, the front suspension, the tie rods, and the CV joint. We'll also replace the cabin filter, which keeps the air circulating in your cabin clean and fresh. 30,000 Miles At 30,000 miles or three years into the life of the vehicle, your Pacifica will be due for a brief service appointment where the engine air filter will be replaced. This filter helps protect the engine from dust, dirt, and other debris, allowing it to operate with maximum efficiency. We'll also perform a general inspection of other vehicular components. 100,000 Miles A more extensive maintenance check is due when your Pacifica hits the 100,000-mile mark or 10 years. At this service check, the spark plugs will be replaced, and the engine coolant will be flushed and replaced. We'll also inspect your vehicle's PCV valve and replace it, if necessary. 150,000 Miles There's one vehicular component that needs to be replaced at 150,000 miles, or 15 years, and that's the front accessory drive belt. This belt drives accessories like the air conditioning compressor, the power steering pump, the water pump, and the alternator. Properly maintaining your Pacifica ensures that you'll be able to enjoy it for many years. When you're ready to schedule your next service appointment, give us a call at Devils Lake Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Devils Lake, ND.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The engine is the most complex and expensive part of your Jeep and requires regular maintenance to keep it in good condition. If your Jeep develops engine problems, they must be fixed ASAP to prevent further damage. As your Jeep dealer, we have the technology and know-how to repair any problem for you. These are samples of some of the systems we can fix. Old Engine Oil High-quality oil allows your engine to operate at peak efficiency. It lubricates all the moving components and provides a friction-resistant coating to reduce damage. The fast movement of the oil over the hot engine parts also reduces the engine temperature. In addition, the oil contains specialized additives that help to protect the engine against various forms of damage. Engine oil develops problems as it gets older. It thickens and slows down, both of which reduce its effectiveness. Thicker oil can clog the engine oil filter, and this will cause serious engine damage as components grind against each other. Older oil can also undo all its previous good work by forming blockages in the engine. We can solve this by flushing your engine to remove all traces of the old oil and refill the oil. Transmission Leaks Although the transmission is separate from the engine, the two are physically and symbiotically linked. The engine and transmission are connected by the torque converter, which receives the energy from the engine that the transmission uses to move the wheels. The symbiotic linkage is because the two systems must work together to move your car. Transmission fluid flows through the transmission, producing the hydraulic power that shifts the gears. It cools transmission components as it moves and protects them from damage. If your transmission is leaking, it will become noisier and less responsive. Gears and other components will lock together and seize up. We'll trace the source of the leak and seal it, then repair any damage and replace the lost transmission fluid. Alternator Problems The alternator is a relatively simple component that uses a complex process to generate electricity from mechanical en​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ergy. It uses the movement of the crankshaft to produce electricity from when your engine starts until it stops. The alternator can suffer damage due to age or worn components. The rectifier, for example, is a small component that converts AC to DC. If it fails, the alternator will produce power, but your Jeep's DC systems can't use it. When an alternator gets older, it produces less electricity than it used to. This can lead to random electrical glitches, a weak battery, and other electrical issues. We can examine your alternator and either repair the damage or replace the alternator. Engine issues are usually quick and inexpensive to repair if identified when they start. Visit us today at Devils Lake CDJR of Devils Lake, ND.

Proper maintenance is crucial for keeping your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or RAM vehicle in great condition. It also prevents premature wear of components and costly repairs down the road. Get these car maintenance tasks done by your Chrysler dealer to enjoy smooth, reliable, and safe driving for years to come. 1. Change the Oil and Oil Filter You should change your oil and oil filter based on the recommendations in your owner's manual. Oil degrades over time and use, so regular changes keep the engine cool and properly lubricated. Use the specific oil grade in your owner's manual to ensure oil longevity and optimal performance. Also, look out for signs you need an oil change earlier, like dirty oil, low oil level, and a check engine light. 2. Check and Top Up Fluids It is important to periodically check other fluids in your CDJR vehicle, such as the transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, and coolant. These fluids keep the car running smoothly and protect mechanical systems from premature wear and tear. Letting them get too low can cause sudden failure in critical systems like brakes and suspension. Top up the fluids to the proper levels and inspect the systems for leaks. 3. Check Brakes Regularly Brakes are crucial for safe driving, so check them regularly for worn pads and rotors. Listen for squealing or grinding noises, and look out for vibrations in the brake pedal. Check for pulling to one side when braking and increased stopping distance, which are all signs of worn brake components. Get OEM brake replacement parts from the dealer to ensure proper fit, performance, and safety. 4. Rotate and Inflate Tires You should rotate your tires every 5,000 to 7,500 miles to promote even tread wear. Tire rotation improves traction and handling and extends the lifespan of the tires. During your tire service, have the tires balanced and inflated to the recommended PSI. If your tires are severely worn out or have bald spots and bulges, replace them to increase your safety on the road. 5. Keep an Eye on the Battery An aging battery can fail unexpectedly and leave you stranded, so monitor it to catch signs of trouble. If you notice difficulty starting, dimming lights, or buildup on the terminals, have your CDJR dealer test and inspect the battery. Replace the failing battery with one that meets factory size, cold-ranking amps, and reserve capacity specs for optimal performance. Carry out these maintenance tasks regularly, and you will benefit from years of reliable performance. Contact Devils Lake Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM to schedule a comprehensive service for your vehicle.