2000 Chrysler Intrepid BaseFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Replacement Intervals (Neon)

REPLACEMENT INTERVALS (NEON) (1)

Component Months Miles
Air Filter
Normal Service 24 30,000
Severe Service (2) (3) 15,000
Camshaft Timing Belt
Normal Service 84 105,000
Severe Service (2) 105,000
Coolant
Normal Service (4) (4)
Severe Service (2) (5)
Drive Belts
Normal Service 48 60,000
Severe Service (2) 60,000
Engine Oil & Oil Filter
Normal Service 6 7500
Severe Service (2) 3000
PCV Valve (6)
Normal Service 48 60,000
Severe Service (7) (2) 30,000
Spark Plugs
Normal Service 24 30,000
Severe Service (2) 30,000
Spark Plug Wires
Normal Service 48 60,000
Severe Service (2) 60,000
Automatic Transaxle Fluid & Filter
Normal Service 24 30,000
Severe Service (8) (2) 15,000
Manual Transaxle Fluid (9) (9)
(1) Different interval may be required for normal and severe service. Severe service is described as continuous operation during freezing temperatures, continuous operation in stop and go traffic, long periods of engine idling, frequent short trip operation of less than 5 miles, trailer towing, police, taxi, local delivery service or operating in dusty or excessively hot conditions.
(2) Monthly interval does not apply.
(3) Inspect air filter every 15,000 miles and replace as necessary. Replace at 30,000 miles unless previously replaced during inspection.
(4) Replace coolant at 45,000 miles or 36 months whichever occurs first. Replace coolant at 36 months regardless of mileage. After first coolant change, replace coolant every 24 months or 30,000 miles thereafter.
(5) Replace coolant at 36,000 miles. After first coolant change, replace coolant every 15,000 miles thereafter.
(6) Inspect at scheduled interval and replace as necessary.
(7) Inspect every 30,000 miles after first scheduled interval if not previously replaced at scheduled interval listed.
(8) In addition, adjust bands.
(9) Service interval is not available from manufacturer.
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