Hyundai: Accent antena and maintence

according to the webpage the only things that need to be done are the spark
plugs and the air filter, but my beaclership offered a service arounf 400,
that included an alignment, braks and some other things, do i really need
all of that?

Can any one tell me when to use over drive option on or off for Accent,
GL, 4 cyl sedan? Thanks

On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 08:38:49 -0400, Sudip Bhattacharjee staggered into
the Black Sun and said: 

In most cases, you want to keep the overdrive on. This allows the
transmission to shift into its highest (overdrive) gear, which improves
fuel economy. If you drive long distances at a certain range of speeds
(typically around 40 mph), then you may notice the transmission
"hunting", that is, shifting back and forth between 3rd and 4th gear.
This can be annoying, so if you notice this, you can turn the overdrive
off and the transmission will stay in 3rd gear. HTH,

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1. The antenna unscrews. There will be flats at the bottom of the mast.

2. You only need to do those things outlined in the maintenance schedule.
I'd also change the transmission fluid. I know the manual says something
like 105k, but I think that's pretty much ridiculous on any car. It's
still relatively cheap insurance to change the fluid and filter.

Oops. Forgot.
3. Your brake bulb is only covered for 1yr/12kmiles, so it's not covered
by your warranty any more. I replace them for the cost of the part only,
but your service facility may charge you 0.2hr or so.

Thanks!! When do you think i should get new breakpads? I think that my
breaks are a little soft. but they did just pass Pa state inspection, is
there anyway I can get touchier breaks?