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1. Check your tyre pressure once in a week.
2. Clean off brake dust regularly.
3. Check your oil level regularly. Too high or too low level can cause trouble.
4. Check your transmission system to ensure its working properly.
5. Frequently check the engine's accessory belts, upper and lower radiator.
Well you should check all the fluids to make sure your vehicle is operating like it should, just little routine maintenance should help keep your vehicle in tip top shape.
For car maintenance, it's highly advisable to follow the maintenance plan found in the car owner's manual. If you no longer have a copy of your manual, you can obtain a copy by visiting your automobile manufacturer's website and requesting a complimentary copy.
This is not a "legal" opinion, but from a common sense point of view, if you are replacing like with like (such as asphalt with asphalt) and not changing the car parking, (same number, dimensions and arrangement) it would be maintenance only.
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same as any other car that overheats. It over heats. It can cause extensive damage which means lots of money, so a routine maintenance work would be nice.
When changing any part of a car, a diagram helps the person with the changes. The diagram of a Ford Ka rear drum brake assembly can be found in the cars maintenance or repair manual.
There are many book available giving tips on basic car maintenance tasks, which will be available from your local library. The Haynes manuals are particularly popular. Alternatively, many colleges run evening courses teaching basic car maintenance.
You get brake maintenance for your car by taking it to your dealer or a preferred mechanic or car maintenance specialist in your area. You can even try to do it yourself.
The average maintenance per month for an American car is around $100-$350
what car wouldN'T need more maintenance should be the question
One can find tips for donating a car in a car charity online from sites such as Charity Navigator. Some public radios also provide tips on donating cars for charity and their causes.
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Depending on the mileage on the car, there are some maintenance requirements to be done by you, or the car dealer. The maintenance light will stay "on" until these maintenace issues are completed. Your owner's manual also tells you how to reset the maintenance light, and outlines the maintenance required per the mileage on the car.
Car Lemon is a Web site that provides state-by-state information on vehicle lemon laws. It also provides information on manufacturer recalls, finding an attorney for a lemon law-related suit and tips on vehicle maintenance and repair.
Maintenance on a sailboat varies by the part of the boat. Some aspects require maintenance very few months (as a car does with oil changes, etc.) and others have yearly maintenance requirements. I would suggest determining what parts of the boat require maintenance, on what schedule, and create a log to keep track of. You can find helpful information at http://www.boatsafe.com/nauticalknowhow/boattips3.htm or http://www.essortment.com/sail-boat-maintenance-basic-tips-maintaining-sail-boat-43055.html
There are a few websites that offer professional car racing tips online. One can read such racing tips on websites like 'Drivingfast', and 'Wikihow' who have 8 tips on racing.
You can find some tips on car sales by talking to salesmen at car dealerships. You can also try listening to the customers and finding out what they're interested in in a car.
The maintenance cost of a car is how much it costs to keep it legally on the road for a year. The cost for a brand new car is usually low but costs increase as the car gets older.