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1988 Excalibur Excalibur Phaeton Base
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Service due at 400,000 Miles| Action: | Description |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Rotate Tires |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace engine oil and filter |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect windshield wiper and washer systems and fluids levels |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect suspension components |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect steering linkage |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect power steering fluid level |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect half shaft dust boots |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect exhaust system |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect engine accessory drive belt |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect coolant recovery reservoir |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect clutch operation |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect brake fluid level |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect automatic/manual transmission fluid |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Inspect air cleaner/element |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Check turn signals and hazard warning lights |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Check shocks and struts |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Check radiator, coolers, heater, and A/C hoses |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Check battery, exterior lamps, and horn operation |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace spark plugs |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace PCV valve |
| Inspect/Adjust/Change | Replace coolant |
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