What is the Difference Between Minor and Major Vehicle Maintenance?
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Here are the differences between minor and major vehicle maintenance: 1. Different maintenance intervals: Minor and major maintenance are performed alternately at certain intervals. For some vehicle models, a minor maintenance is required every 5,000 kilometers, while a major maintenance is needed every 20,000 kilometers. Brake fluid and coolant are replaced every 80,000 kilometers. 2. Major maintenance includes more items: All items covered in minor maintenance are included in major maintenance. This means that during each major maintenance, all the items from minor maintenance are typically performed. The items for major maintenance may vary slightly depending on the vehicle design and manufacturer. In addition to changing the engine oil, major maintenance may also involve replacing the air filter, oil filter, fuel filter, and spark plugs. Furthermore, after the vehicle has traveled a considerable distance, critical components such as brake fluid, coolant, transmission fluid, and timing belts may also need replacement.