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Check motor oil. Suggest topping off or changing oil as necessary with manufacturer-recommended grade, “energy conserving” motor oil. ($22.95 if oil change is needed.)
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Check air filters. Remove and visually inspect air filter for dirt buildup; suggest replacement if near the end of its recommended lifespan. |
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Engine and transmission performance. Perform road test; use diagnostic scan tool to check for fault codes; and check fluid levels and system operation. |
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Brakes. Place vehicle on hoist, remove tires and visually inspect rotors and brake pads. |
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Warning lights. Check for “Service Engine Soon” or “Check Engine” lights. |
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Tire wear. Perform visual inspection for tire wear; if necessary, suggest manufacturer-recommended size and style and low-rolling-resistance replacement tires. |
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Tire inflation pressure. Check tire pressure. |
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Evaporative emission controls. Inspect fuel lines and gas cap and seal (your state may require more in-depth diagnostics.) |