What maintenance is required for the BMW 5 Series' third service?

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StValentina
07/29/25 9:44pm
BMW 5 Series' third service requires oil change, three filters replacement, brake fluid replacement, and some routine inspections. The specific maintenance items for the third service and minor maintenance items are as follows: Third service items: The third service is a major maintenance, typically performed every 10,000 kilometers. It includes oil change, oil filter replacement, air filter replacement, cabin air filter replacement, fuel filter replacement, engine internal carbon deposit cleaning, fuel system carbon deposit cleaning, throttle carbon deposit cleaning, transmission fluid replacement, differential oil replacement, brake fluid replacement, coolant replacement, spark plug replacement, paint surface care, interior cleaning and disinfection, and engine exterior cleaning. Definition of minor maintenance: Minor maintenance generally refers to the routine maintenance items performed at the manufacturer-specified time or mileage to ensure vehicle performance after the car has traveled a certain distance. It mainly includes oil change and oil filter replacement.
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