Dealer's list of recommended items

[scratchpaddy]

1) If you have jumper cables, or AAA, or your insurance has roadside support, forget it. Keep that battery until the car won't start.
2) Maybe, if the belt is as old as the car, but this is very easy to do yourself.
3) pfft
4) I think this is a 100k item. Get one for $5 and install it yourself if you want to. Way easy. It's right there under the plastic shroud on top of the engine.
5) If you want. Nothing bad is likely to happen if you don't, especially with such low mileage. Many people don't actually do this on their cars, ever...
6) They want to change your cabin air filter. Good idea, but do it yourself. It's behind the glove box, takes 30 seconds to change out.
7) pfft

[nkaufman]

Thanks for your information. My replies under --

Originally Posted by scratchpaddy

1) If you have jumper cables, or AAA, or your insurance has roadside support, forget it. Keep that battery until the car won't start.

--Yes, I do have roadside support.

Originally Posted by scratchpaddy

2) Maybe, if the belt is as old as the car, but this is very easy to do yourself.

--Yes, can consider this

Originally Posted by scratchpaddy

3) pfft

--Agree

Originally Posted by scratchpaddy

4) I think this is a 100k item. Get one for $5 and install it yourself if you want to. Way easy. It's right there under the plastic shroud on top of the engine.

--So why do it now if it is a 100K item?

Originally Posted by scratchpaddy

5) If you want. Nothing bad is likely to happen if you don't, especially with such low mileage. Many people don't actually do this on their cars, ever...

--That is what I thought

Originally Posted by scratchpaddy

6) They want to change your cabin air filter. Good idea, but do it yourself.
It's behind the glove box, takes 30 seconds to change out.

--Yes, did change Engine Air Filter but think I might have missed replacing Cabin Air Filter. The term A/C Vent kind of threw me off there.

Originally Posted by scratchpaddy

7) pfft

--Agree