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Brake fluid replacement is based on time and mileage, usually every 2-3 years OR every 30,000-45,000 miles. This is because brake fluid absorbs moisture from the air over time. So, yeah, you might need your brake fluid replaced given the age of your car.
Plugs changed, brake fluid flush, air conditioning filter, air filter, diagnostics, brake check, all belts checked (includes timing belt), lube/oil/filter, power-steering check, front suspension check, axles checked. Exhaust, transmission, oil leaks checked.
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