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Tires — Keep tires inflated to recommended pressure (it helps to own your own gauge). Check for cuts, bulges and excessive tread wear. Uneven wear indicates wheels may be misaligned or out of balance. Keep a record of tire rotation and rotate in accordance with the owner’s manual.
Transmission fluid — Check transmission fluid monthly with engine warm and running and after the car has been driven. Make sure parking brake is engaged, shift to drive with your foot on the brake, then reverse, then to park. Leave the lever in park with the engine running. Remove the dip stick, wipe dry, insert it and remove it again. Add the owner’s manual approved type fluid if needed. Caution: Do not overfill.
Air filter — Check air filter every other month and replace when it is dirty or as part of an engine maintenance (formerly “tuneup”). It is easy to reach, right under the big metal lid in the carburated engine or a rectangle box at the far end of the air duct hose assembly in a fuel-injected one.
Battery — Caution! Use extreme caution when handling a battery since it produces explosive gases. Do not smoke, create a spark or light a match near a battery and always wear protective glasses and gloves. Check it monthly (or have it checked). .Cables and cable connection should be attached securely and be free of corrosion. If battery has filter holes add distilled or clear, colorless, odorless drinking water to level specified.
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