What Maintenance Should Be Done at 50,000 Kilometers?
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At 50,000 kilometers, routine maintenance is sufficient. The only additional item that needs inspection and possible replacement at this mileage is the brake fluid. Additionally, if the vehicle has an externally mounted fuel filter, it is typically recommended for replacement at 30,000 kilometers. If it hasn't been replaced yet, it should be done at the 50,000-kilometer mark. Below is a detailed overview of relevant car maintenance items: 1. Oil and Filter Change: The frequency should be determined based on the usual driving conditions. Under normal circumstances, the oil should be changed every 5,000 kilometers, but in dusty environments, it should be changed every 3,000 kilometers. 2. Brake Pad Inspection and Replacement: Generally, brake pads last about 4-5 years or 40,000 kilometers, though wear can vary depending on driving habits, environment, and speed. 3. Spark Plug Inspection and Replacement: Spark plugs typically last 2-3 years or 20,000-30,000 kilometers. However, if the vehicle shows signs of power loss or acceleration shuddering, the spark plugs may need attention. 4. Throttle Body and Fuel Injector Cleaning: Over time, the throttle body and fuel injectors can accumulate dirt or carbon deposits, requiring periodic cleaning. Vehicles with over 50,000 kilometers should have these components inspected and cleaned. 5. Brake Fluid Replacement: Along with brake pads, the brake fluid should be replaced regularly, either in conjunction with the pads or based on mileage. 6. Tire Inspection, Including the Spare: Tires generally have a lifespan of four to five years. Even with low mileage, exposure to sunlight can cause aging, making regular checks essential.
