How Often Should a Car's Filter Be Replaced?
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Replace the car's filter every 20,000 kilometers. Replacing the oil filter: Replace the oil filter and fuel filter. This prevents impurities from mixing into the engine during use and avoids oil line blockages. Generally, semi-synthetic oil should be replaced every 5,000-8,000 kilometers, synthetic oil every 8,000-10,000 kilometers, and mineral oil should not exceed 5,000 kilometers. Replacing the air filter: Replace the air filter if it wasn't changed during the 10,000-kilometer maintenance. It must be replaced at the 20,000-kilometer maintenance. The air filter prevents dust particles from being sucked into the engine during the intake process. If it was replaced at 10,000 kilometers, it can be cleaned. Checking the brake pads: Inspect the car's brake pads for severe wear or oil contamination. Brake pads are generally replaced every 30,000-50,000 kilometers, but should be checked at 20,000 kilometers. Ask the mechanic how much longer they can be used. If the brakes fail, it can lead to serious and unsafe consequences.