What parts need to be replaced after a car has run 40,000 kilometers?
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Here is a detailed introduction to the parts that need to be replaced after a car has run 40,000 kilometers: Engine oil and oil filter: For normal models, they must be replaced every 5,000 kilometers or six months. If full synthetic oil is used, the interval can be extended up to 8,000 kilometers. If the car hasn't reached 5,000 kilometers, the oil and filter should still be replaced at least every six months. Air filter and cabin air filter: The air filter and cabin air filter should be replaced every 20,000 kilometers or two years. In areas with poor climate conditions or heavy dust, this interval should be shortened to one year. Fuel filter, brake fluid, and transmission fluid: A major service is required every 40,000 kilometers, including replacement of the fuel filter and all brake fluid. For automatic transmission models, the transmission fluid should also be replaced. For rear-wheel-drive vehicles, the differential oil needs to be changed as well. Tires: Even if the tire wear isn't severe after 40,000 kilometers, they should still be replaced. Battery: The car battery should be replaced every two years. Generally, a vehicle's mileage over two years is around 40,000 kilometers. Even if the car hasn't reached 40,000 kilometers, the battery's charge level should still be checked.
