Car maintainenence system.

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Car checking method

Car have a specific smart checking method, if you checking the car this process work is simply ,easy & fast
Checking method is firstly

Check the gear is neautral,if A/T check the gear lever is parking mode and then start the engine and check car dash board have a any malfunction light here and 🚙

Next ,check the interrior light & sit-belt & audio system


Next,check the exterrior all light like head light,parking light,hazard light ,brake light,reverse gear light &fog light🚙
Next, check the wiper blade and water nozzle and wiper system also and check air filter condition and A/c filter condition and v-belt or drive belt condition 🚙
Next, open the engine oil cap and brake oil  or clutch oil cap then loose the engine oil drain plug and drain the engine oil and after draining fit the drain plug and tighten the specific torque ( use torque wrench)🚙


Next, open the coolant reservoir cap and wiper water reservoir cap  and then top up specific coolant and windshield washer🚙

Next check the wheel up down and right left movement for checking the suspension and brake system,check the brake pad or shoe(use scale/Vernier caliper) and check brake disc(use micrometer) use drum brake if have (use Vernier caliper)🚙

Next top up the all lequid on specific area like engine oil top up and check the gauge minimum and maximum level and check coolant level,check brake oil level etc
If you work on this way your work is mostly easy and systemetic🚙


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