What does A maintenance and B maintenance mean?
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A maintenance is a minor service, while B maintenance is a major service. The following are the specific differences between A maintenance and B maintenance: 1. In terms of scope: A maintenance involves simple inspections, computer diagnostics, and oil and filter changes; B maintenance includes more in-depth inspections than A maintenance, such as removing tires to measure brake disc thickness, etc. In addition to the contents of A maintenance, B maintenance also includes replacing the air filter and cabin air filter. 2. In terms of service categories: A maintenance includes engine oil, oil filter, lubrication service, windshield washer fluid top-up, full vehicle fluid inspection, computer diagnostics, drainage check, tire tightening, tire pressure check (5 tires), chassis inspection (suspension, brake discs, pads, and all chassis components), interior inspection (horn, headlight washer, seat belts, interior lights, cigarette lighter, and all functions), battery test, and resetting maintenance and tire pressure warning lights; B maintenance includes air filter replacement, cabin air filter replacement, air conditioning sterilization, sunroof lubrication, intake manifold, throttle body, and fuel injector cleaning without disassembly, in addition to all the items included in A maintenance.