What Does Maintenance Include?
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Generally speaking, car maintenance refers to the work done to maintain the vehicle in good technical condition and extend its service life. In fact, it encompasses a broader range of activities, including cleaning, inspection, tightening, adjustment, and lubrication. It mainly consists of the following three aspects: 1. Body Maintenance Body maintenance is commonly referred to as car detailing. Its primary purpose is to remove various forms of oxidation and corrosion from both the exterior and interior of the vehicle and then protect it, highlighting the car's 'beauty.' It mainly includes: paint maintenance, seat cushion and carpet maintenance, bumper and skirt maintenance, dashboard maintenance, electroplating maintenance, leather and plastic maintenance, tire and wheel hub warranty, windshield maintenance, chassis maintenance, and engine exterior maintenance. 2. Interior Maintenance While body maintenance aims to keep the car looking youthful, interior maintenance ensures the car can travel hundreds of thousands of kilometers without major repairs, maintaining it in optimal technical condition. It mainly includes: lubrication system, fuel system, cooling system, braking system, and carburetor (fuel injector) maintenance. 3. Body Refurbishment This includes diagnosing and treating deep scratches, repairing multi-material bumpers, fixing hard damage to wheel hubs (covers), refurbishing leather and synthetic fiber materials, and refreshing the engine's color. Car maintenance is divided into two major categories: scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Scheduled maintenance includes: daily maintenance, primary maintenance, and secondary maintenance. Unscheduled maintenance includes: break-in period maintenance and seasonal maintenance.