2002 4Runner 108,000 miles- most important maintenance?

[ScottDetroit]

I jst dropped off my 2002 4Runner to the dealership this morning. It has 108,000 miles on it. I'm having them repalce the timing chain and water pump. Last week I had the shocks, struts and brakes done. I then went to TireRack in Indiana (parents live nearby) and had the tires rotated and rebalanced. I'm on a limited budget, but what would be the most crucial/critical way to spend $200- $400 dollars on any other maintenance?

Thanks in advance for any help or info,

ScottDetroit

 

[Ron Helmuth]

flush/fill all punkins

drain and refill all the differentials with synthetics.

BG44K cleaner for the fuel system.

that is my .02 worth

 

[RonMAIDEN]

Tranny,transfer care and diff fluids changed?


Also check those rear axle seals but if you just had the brakes done and they didn't say anything.

 

[004Gunner]

FYI: On the 3.4L V6 it's a timing belt, not chain. Have them flush the coolant when they do the belt. I think they would change it anyway but IMO the flush is better in this case, while debatable on the tranny. If you don't have good records on tranny care, most would strongly advise just a drain and fill due to mileage.

 

[p nut]

I'd also say complete fluid change. I did the diff's and transfer case myself with Amsoil fluids (very easy). Transmission flush (@108k miles). Tune-up, too.