What about the vehicle maintenance checklist?

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RoseFitz
07/30/25 6:32am
Generally, the maintenance checklist for vehicles includes eight items: engine oil, oil filter, transmission fluid, spark plugs, cabin air filter, engine air filter, fuel filter, and brake fluid. Subsequent maintenance items can be inferred based on the maintenance schedule within 54 months. The maintenance checklist may vary slightly for different vehicle models. Below is more information about car maintenance: 1. First car maintenance: The first maintenance is usually required within 5,000 kilometers or three months (whichever comes first). Most cars offer free first maintenance, and some models even provide the first two maintenance services for free. The first maintenance should include changing the engine oil and filter, adding fuel system cleaner, checking the engine cooling system, coolant level, and electric system cooling system. Other components and fluids should also be inspected. 2. Maintenance precautions: If the local environment is harsh or road conditions are poor, the maintenance interval should be appropriately shortened, especially for the engine air filter and cabin air filter. Additionally, the quality and specifications of various fluids must not be mistaken; choose the appropriate type and better quality fluids. The replacement of brake pads, wiper blades, batteries, tires, etc., depends on wear and tear, so regular inspections are recommended.
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