Is it bad to wait for a warning light before getting a service?
I’ll be honest, I’m the type of driver who just waits until a light pops up on the dashboard or something starts feeling wrong before I think about booking a service. My dad keeps telling me I’m going to ruin my engine by not being more proactive. I was reading an article earlier that listed all the signs of old oil, like knocking sounds and dirty oil on the dipstick, and it made me realize those are all things that happen after the oil has already broken down. It seems like following timely automotive servicing advice and sticking to a schedule is really about preventing those problems in the first place, rather than just reacting to them. For the mechanically minded people here, do you think waiting for a symptom is already too late, or is there still some wiggle room?
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