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When is the second car maintenance?

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DelEmilia

07/30/25 10:47am

Car second maintenance is generally at 10000 kilometers or 9 months, whichever comes first between mileage and time. The content of the second car maintenance and items that do not need maintenance are as follows: Content of the second car maintenance: The second maintenance requires checking and adjusting the working conditions of the engine and electrical equipment; removing and cleaning the oil pan and oil filter, checking and adjusting the steering and braking mechanisms, removing and cleaning the front and rear hub bearings; adding lubricating oil, removing and inspecting tires and performing rotation, etc. Its purpose is to maintain the good working performance of various parts, mechanisms, and assemblies of the vehicle to ensure their normal operation between two secondary maintenances. Items that do not need maintenance: For the second car maintenance, there is no need for other replacements and cleaning, such as engine cleaning. Doing these items too early during the second maintenance is both a waste of money and time.

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