What Maintenance Does a Six-Year-Old Car Need?
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For a six-year-old car, the following maintenance points should be noted: 1. First, the spark plugs, which have a lifespan of approximately 50,000 to 80,000 kilometers. Spark plugs are consumables, and when their lifespan is exhausted, issues such as difficulty starting, prolonged ignition time, and engine shaking may occur. 2. Additionally, brake fluid, power steering fluid, transmission fluid, and coolant all need to be replaced. Even cars with manual transmissions cannot avoid this, as these fluids have a limited service life. 3. The braking system must be inspected and replaced. After all, the braking system directly affects the safety of the car, so it cannot be taken lightly. Brake discs and brake fluid need to be replaced.