How Many Kilometers Should an Audi Undergo a Major Maintenance?
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A conventional major maintenance is recommended every 20,000 kilometers, which includes changing the engine oil and oil filter, along with replacing the air filter, cabin air filter, external fuel filter, cleaning the throttle body, performing tire dynamic balancing, and rotating the tires front to back. At every 40,000 kilometers, additional tasks such as replacing the spark plugs, cleaning engine carbon deposits, fuel injector carbon deposits, and fuel lines, as well as performing tire dynamic balancing and four-wheel alignment, are included. Below are relevant details about maintenance: 1. Detail One: The maintenance cycle specified in the manual thereafter is every 10,000 kilometers or 12 months. 2. Detail Two: Audi vehicles come with a manufacturer's warranty covering two years with no mileage limit. A routine minor maintenance, including oil and oil filter change, costs approximately 1,000 yuan and is recommended every 5,000 kilometers. 3. Detail Three: The interval for major maintenance depends on the vehicle's condition. During a major maintenance, it's necessary to change the engine oil and the three filters (oil filter, air filter, and fuel filter), with costs around 2,500 yuan.