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Car Preoditic Maintenence

         All cars/ vehicle need to a Preoditic Maintenence regularly for car health
  ** Check  all tyre pressure, 


 1.      Check brake padel for smooth braking
 2.      Check all light like Head light low b eam High beam and hazard and indicator,
 and brake bulb and reverse gear bulb etc
 3.Check engine oil level,  check brake oil
     level, check coolant level etc
4. If you do not use car regularly may be
    You used car monthly 1 or 2 day, so I
     recommended in between 3/4 or 5 day
    After start the vehicle only 20-30 minutes
   And off them, because if you don't use car regularly basis your car battery goes down
On any time and initially not started🙂
5. Finally car clean weekend one time weekly basic and engine compartment don't use high pressure water gun, because
 If you use high pressure water gun may be
 damage other part,. Use compressed air for
  cleaning  know more about car maintenance . know more about car maintenance best car maintenance tips.

      *If seen any abnormalities in your     car Visit the car dealer and solve them* 

            
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