Must the First Car Maintenance Be Done by the Owner?
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The first car maintenance does not necessarily have to be done by the owner. Below are the main items for the first maintenance of a new car: 1. Engine oil: Replace the engine oil and oil filter. 2. Brake system: Check the operation of the brake system. 3. Drive belts: Tighten the bolts of various systems and inspect and adjust the drive belts. 4. Tires: Check and adjust the balance and alignment of the tires. 5. Inspection: Check and top up various fluids, and inspect the operation of components such as lights, battery, and shock absorbers. Below is extended information on the required maintenance for the first car service: 1. Replacement: Replace the three filters and engine oil. 2. Inspection: Check whether the brake fluid, transmission oil, and power steering fluid need replacement. 3. Testing: Test the brake pads, tires, shock absorbers, and suspension. 4. Inspection: Check the spark plugs, throttle, and fuel supply system. 5. Rotation: Rotate the front and rear wheels and perform a routine inspection.