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1976 Pontiac Firebird Formula Coupe Base
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Service due at 450,000 Miles| Action: | Description |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace coolant |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Clean condenser, pressure cap, and radiator |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Pressure test cooling system |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect engine accessory drive belt |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect fuel system |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace air cleaner/element |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace transfer case fluid |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect wiper blades |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect exhaust system |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect cooling system hoses and clamps |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect restraint system components |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect steering system |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect suspension component |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace cabin air filter (if applicable) |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect fluid levels |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Lubricate body components |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect air cleaner/element |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace engine oil and filter |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Rotate Tires |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect brake system |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect fluid and lubricant levels |
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