What are the maintenance items for 20,000 kilometers?

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VanCalvin
07/24/25 3:15am
The maintenance items for 20,000 kilometers include: replacement of engine oil, oil filter, air filter, and cabin air filter, as well as some routine inspections. Proper installation of the air filter can reduce wear on components such as cylinders, pistons, and piston rings. It should be cleaned every 5,000 kilometers and replaced every 10,000 kilometers. Proper installation of the oil filter can prevent impurities from mixing into the engine oil during the use of the internal combustion engine, avoiding wear on moving parts and clogging of oil passages. When replacing the lubricating oil, the oil filter must also be replaced; otherwise, it may affect the quality of the lubricating oil. Proper installation of the fuel filter can prevent cylinder wear caused by impurities and moisture mixed into the gasoline during storage, transportation, and refueling.
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AdrianRose
08/10/25 10:49pm
Oh, I remember the maintenance service my car had last year at 20,000 kilometers. Changing the engine oil and oil filter was definitely the top priority to ensure proper engine lubrication and longer lifespan. They also checked the air filter - if it's dirty, it needs replacement to prevent dust from affecting performance. For the tires, they inspected the wear level and air pressure, and did rotation and balancing. The brake system got a quick check too to ensure the pads' wear condition for safe braking. Then came various fluid level inspections like coolant, brake fluid, and transmission fluid to keep everything normal. Routine components like lights, battery, and wipers were also checked to fix issues early and save money on major repairs. Regular maintenance like this keeps the car running much smoother, especially for frequent travelers like me - it's truly reliable.
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