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How Many Kilometers for Jetta's Major Maintenance?

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Linda

09/01/25 8:25am

The major maintenance cycle for the Volkswagen New Jetta is 60,000 kilometers or 72 months, whichever comes first. The New Jetta undergoes a major maintenance at 60,000 kilometers, which includes all items: changing the engine oil, oil filter, air filter, cabin air filter, fuel filter, as well as transmission fluid, brake fluid, spark plugs, and coolant. Owners need to schedule an appointment with the 4S store in advance and fill out relevant information to facilitate service point scheduling. The service center will remind you to bring your driver's license, vehicle registration, purchase invoice, and first maintenance certificate when you come for the first maintenance. Engine Oil: Engine oil is the lubricant for engine operation. It lubricates, cleans, cools, seals, and reduces friction in the engine. It plays a significant role in reducing wear on engine components and extending their service life. Oil Filter: The oil filter is a component that filters the engine oil. Engine oil contains a certain amount of gum, impurities, water, and additives. During engine operation, metal shavings from component friction, impurities from inhaled air, and oil oxides are all filtered by the oil filter. If the oil is not filtered and directly enters the oil circulation, it will adversely affect the engine's performance and lifespan.

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MacLondon

09/14/25 4:04am

Generally speaking, a major maintenance service for Jetta vehicles is recommended around 60,000 kilometers. In my daily driving routine, I make it a habit to perform one every 60,000 km, as this is when tasks like oil changes, air filter replacement, brake fluid flush are needed, and spark plugs and transmission fluid may also require inspection. If you frequently encounter city traffic congestion or poor road conditions, the interval can be shortened to 50,000 km. Remember, major maintenance prevents minor issues from escalating into costly repairs, which has saved me a lot on car expenses. Delaying it may lead to decreased engine performance, accelerated part wear, and compromised safety. Setting reminders on your phone app or marking it on your calendar ensures timely service, keeping your car in youthful condition.

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