Vehicle check
Maintenance work:
䉯 Check operation of horn, headlight flasher and
hazard warning flashers.
䉯 Check instrument and control lighting and
heater/air-conditioning blower.
䉯 Check lighting system: Turn signals, back-up,
license plate, interior (incl. map, reading
lights), glovebox, luggage area lights.
䉯 Safety belts: Check condition and function.
䉯 Check windshield and tailgate wipers and
washer jet positions.
䉯 Tires: Check tread depth, wear pattern, outer
condition, inflation pressure. If necessary,
correct pressure.
䉯 Reset Tire Pressure Monitor.
䉯 Battery: Check state of charge (magic eye) and
charge if required.
䉯 Power steering reservoir: Check fluid level.
䉯 Visually inspect all SRS airbag units for torn
covers, obvious damage or attachment of
stickers.
䉯 Rear-view mirrors.
䉯 Coolant: Check fluid level and concentration.
䉯 Windshield washer and intensive cleaning
system: Check protection level, fluid level; top
up if necessary.
䉯 Brake system connections and lines: Check
for leaks, damage and correct positioning.
䉯 Underbody, incl. all visible parts (i.e.
transmission, rear axle, fuel lines, exhaust
system): Check for damage, leaks and
corrosion.
䉯 Steering components: Check for clearance,
leaks, damage and wear.
䉯 Final Inspection: Road test with check of:
– Brakes, including burnishing of parking brake
pads
– Steering
– Shock absorbers (visual)
– Transmission
Brake fluid
Maintenance work:
䉯 Replace brake fluid.
Spark plugs (connected to specific
Engine Oil Service)
Maintenance work:
䉯 Replace spark plugs at every 4th Engine Oil
Service (approximately 60,000 miles).
Emission Control Maintenance
Schedule
The maintenance schedule as shown is required
for the proper functioning of the emission control
systems for optimum vehicle performance and
fuel economy.
Basic Engine
Engine oil As specified by CBS
Engine oil filter As specified by CBS
Fuel System
Air filter Replace at every 3rd
Engine Oil Service
Ignition System
Spark plugs At every 4th Engine Oil
Service (approximately
60,000 miles)
Emission Control
Components
Oxygen sensor 120,000 miles
Oxygen sensor
(if eligible for the
California Emissions
Warranty)
150,000 miles
Oxygen Sensor Service: The oxygen sensor
deteriorates strictly on a mileage basis and must
therefore be replaced to maximize vehicle fuel
economy and minimize exhaust pollution.
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