5 levels of periodic maintenance according to mileage for cars
(Baonghean.vn) - Every car goes through periodic maintenance periods corresponding to the number of kilometers traveled; the periodic maintenance levels applied by car manufacturers for each type of car are almost the same, usually after 5,000, 15,000, 30,000, 40,000 to 100,000 km of vehicle travel.
1. After 5,000 km
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Normally you do not need to change the engine oil every 5,000 km, unless the vehicle is regularly operated in harsh conditions.
The 5,000 km routine maintenance usually checks the inside and outside of the car; such as checking the warning lights on the dashboard, the air conditioning and sound system. Manual or electric seat adjustment mechanism, seat belts. Check the operation of the gear lever, handbrake, clutch pedal (clutch) for manual transmission vehicles and brake pedal.
Check the operation of the windshield washer, wipers. Ceiling light switch, steering wheel lift, windows and mirrors. Check headlights, height adjustment, steering angle. Open and close the fuel tank, trunk and car doors. Rear wiper (if equipped) or rear driving lights.
2. After 15,000 km
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During this regular maintenance for your car, in addition to changing the engine oil, you should also change the oil filter. This will help remove dirt that the oil filter retains during operation, while also lubricating the engine with clean oil and always working well.
On the other hand, experts advise that you should change the oil filter at the same time as changing the car's oil, which means every 10,000 km of operation.
Additionally, at this level of car maintenance, you should also rotate your tires if necessary, and then continue rotating your tires at subsequent maintenance intervals.
3. After 30.00 km
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Whether your vehicle operates in harsh weather conditions or not, you should change the engine air filter and air conditioner filter every 30,000 km to ensure health.
This also helps the engine run smoothly, saving more fuel when operating.
4. After 40,000 km
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When performing regular car maintenance at this level, you need to change the transmission oil, power steering oil, differential oil, belt, coolant, clutch oil, brake oil, etc. for your car. This will help the transmission and differential to be lubricated and operate more smoothly, ensuring the vehicle's transmission system operates at its best.
Moreover, after a period of vehicle operation, the fuel filter will become dirty due to dirt and impurities. You need to replace the new fuel filter to avoid the filter being clogged, which seriously affects the fuel supply process for the engine...
5. After 100,000 km
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After every 100,000 km of operation, the engine coolant may have deteriorated, forming deposits that affect the vehicle's cooling system. Therefore, when performing periodic car maintenance at this level, it is necessary to replace all coolant to ensure that the cooling system always works well, the engine does not overheat when working...
In addition, you should also replace some parts such as spark plugs, brake pads, etc. if necessary to ensure absolute safety when driving.
In addition, regularly monitor components such as the brake system, steering system, lighting, suspension, tires, battery, etc. to ensure the vehicle is always in the most stable condition.
It should also be noted that each vehicle manufacturer will have its own specific requirements for periodic maintenance. Therefore, do not forget to refer to the information in the user manual that comes with the vehicle, or go to reputable auto garages for the best support.
Check regularly In addition to the above periodic inspection items, vehicle components and systems need to be checked regularly to ensure the vehicle is always in the best condition, such as: - Brake system:Check the stability of the brake pedal, wear of the brake pads, brake shoes, brake noise or brake fluid pipe. - Steering system:Check the steering is smooth and stable when driving. - Suspension system:Check the condition of shock absorbers (forks), springs, rubber, etc. must be firmly assembled, not loose. - Lighting system:Check by turning on the switches that control your vehicle's headlights and indicators and visually checking that all lights are operating properly. - Warning lights on the dashboard:When the engine is turned on, all the warning lights should be on for 30 - 60 seconds, then they will gradually turn off depending on which system the lights belong to. When the engine is started, all these warning lights should be off; if any system's warning lights are still on, it means that the system is malfunctioning and needs to be repaired. - Battery:Check your battery regularly, once a month or before each use. Make sure the battery terminals are clean and tight. For batteries with solution, make sure the solution is at the correct level. |
Ngoc Anh
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