What are the vehicle maintenance items?

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David
07/24/25 5:51pm
Automobile maintenance items are as follows: 1. Mechanical repair: Repair various mechanical faults of the car, including the engine, transmission, chassis suspension system, and oil circuit. 2. Four-wheel alignment: Based on the four-wheel parameters of the vehicle, adjustments are made to ensure good driving performance and certain reliability. 3. Sheet metal painting: Sheet metal painting is a car repair technique that involves repairing the deformed parts of the car's metal shell. 4. Car beauty: According to the maintenance conditions required by different materials of various parts of the car, different car beauty care products and construction processes are used to maintain and care for the car. 5. Car maintenance: Regularly inspect, clean, replenish, lubricate, adjust, or replace certain parts of the car for preventive work.
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DiIsaac
08/11/25 9:55am
I've been repairing cars for over a decade and can list dozens of common maintenance items. For the engine, there's oil and filter changes, timing belt replacement, spark plug cleaning, and cylinder head gasket replacement. In terms of the transmission, we do transmission fluid changes, clutch repairs, and torque converter servicing. For the chassis system, we frequently perform wheel alignments, brake disc replacements, shock absorber repairs, and steering ball joint replacements. Common electrical system services include battery replacement, wiring fault diagnosis, light repairs, and infotainment system upgrades. Body repairs mainly consist of panel beating, full-body repainting, glass replacement, and sunroof repairs. Additionally, the air conditioning system requires regular refrigerant top-ups and duct cleaning, while the heater core needs inspection in winter. All these services depend on the vehicle's condition - older cars with high mileage require special attention to aging rubber components in the chassis.
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