Engine System

1. Check engine oil 

The car should be parked horizontally on the ground so that the oil level is not inaccurate. Should turn off the engine and wait a few minutes, then start the check by pulling the dipstick straight out. 

Then use a cloth to remove the oil from the stem and plug it back in until it stops. Then pull out the measuring rod again. 

and notice that the engine oil is at what level of the dipstick The proper oil level should be positioned between the L and F marks.  

2. Check the battery 

By checking the distilled water level to an appropriate level for the distilled water refill battery. The semi-dry battery Check the color of the photoelectric eye, which will tell whether the battery is ready or not.  

3. Check the coolant 

It should only check when the machine is cooled to see if the liquid is at the specified level or not. Also check to see if there are stains of the liquid stained in various spots. of the engine and on the parking area?  

4. Check tire pressure 

to be at an appropriate rate for the car For those who do not want to inflate their tires often, they can use nitrogen tires instead of normal air. Because nitrogen tire pressure reduces the risk of tire explosion. 

Reduce the seepage of the tire air. As well as helping to make driving smoother by checking the car before traveling long distances by yourself is not difficult at all. 

or if anyone is not convenient to check by yourself Able to bring the car to a specialist technician to check the availability of the car before traveling for free 30 items at all B-Quik branches nationwide.