Many VX's on here with well over 100,000 miles on them that are still running strong. I have 130,000 on my '99 and burn pretty much no oil between changes. The key thing is to make a habbit of checking your oil.
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Many VX's on here with well over 100,000 miles on them that are still running strong. I have 130,000 on my '99 and burn pretty much no oil between changes. The key thing is to make a habbit of checking your oil.
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Originally Posted by Triathlete
Many VX's on here with well over 100,000 miles on them that are still running strong. I have 130,000 on my '99 and burn pretty much no oil between changes. The key thing is to make a habbit of checking your oil.
G'day mate, Triathlete hit the nail on the head, keep checking the oil on a regular basis (this should be done on all cars IMO)
When i bought my vx the motor was bone dry, the dip stick had nadda on it. i topped her up and i have no major issues. Have the oil and filter changed every 5000km and you should be good.
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