General Car Servicing

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What General Car Servicing Includes?
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INDEX1. Engine Oil Replace2. Oil
Filter Replace3. Air Filter Replace4. Brake Pad
Replace5 Gear Oil Check 7 Coolant Top-up 8 Belts
Check 9. Sparkplug Check 10. Wheel Alignment 11.
Lubricate Grease 12. Wash Polish
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1. Engine Oil Replace
2. Oil Filter Replace
3. Air Filter Replace
Change your engine oil at the vehicle
manufacturer's recommended service interval that
matches your vehicle's operating conditions and
your driving habitsMake sure to check your
owners manual for the correct viscosity
One of the most important things you can do to
keep your car in the best condition possible is
to change your motor oil and filter.
Recommend having Air Filter checked during every
oil change or as part of your normal maintenance
schedule get it replaced
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4. Brake Pad Replace
5 Gear Oil Check
6 Clutch plate Check
Signs that your brake pad need replace, such as
the brake light appearing on your car's dashboard
or the feeling that your vehicle is taking longer
to stop than it should
We suggest to change the gear oil at least at 40K
miles or as per car manual. In general, mineral
gear oil needs to be changed more often, while
synthetic oil lasts longer.
Replace If Clutch slipping as you apply power-
the engine speed will increase greatly when you
try to accelerate, even though the clutch pedal
is not pressed
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7 Coolant Top-up
8 Belts Check
9. Sparkplug Check
You should periodically change the radiator fluid
in your vehicle to help your car's cooling system
function at its bestOver time, dirt and other
contaminants can build up in the fluid, or it may
become acidic. When this occurs, the radiator
fluid is much less effective and should be
changed.
A drive belt is the part that drives all these
accessories. The belt itself is driven by
a pulley attached to the engine crankshaftDrive
belt is replaced between 40,000 and 70,000 miles,
however, we have seen cases where a drive belt
lasted over 100k miles.
A vehicle that is running rough or misfiring can
cause catalytic converter damage. Preventative
maintenance is the key, have your spark plugs
inspected every 30K miles and replaced when the
gap is beyond what is specified by the owners
manuals
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10. Wheel Alignment
11. Lubricate Grease
12. Wash Polish
Wheel alignment can be thrown off by 1. Pot
holes 2. Hitting the curb 3. Bumping into
concrete parking4. Fair wear andLong live
longer tire life. We recommend an Alignment Check
with every other oil change
Periodic lubrication gives you a chance to
regularly examine the underside of your car for
problems. Look for signs of fluid leakage at the
radiator, engine, transmission, differential, and
all four wheels.
Should be done regularly
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