- Coolant quality and check up
If your cooling system fluid is not replaced with new, corrosion can damage the heater core, radiator and other parts in the system. So keep driving until something fails and costs you a lot of money to fix, or change the coolant every two years or refill with a “universal” coolant that can be used in all makes/models of vehicles and prolong the life of your cooling system. Use the same type of antifreeze that is in your cooling system now.
- Transmission Fluid quality and check up
Many vehicles have a recommended service interval for transmission fluid. Even so, heat and hard use can still cause the fluid to oxidize and break down. Because of this, many transmission experts say you can prolong the life of your transmission by changing the fluid every 50,000 Km. Be sure to use the type of Automatic and manual transmission fluid specified for your transmission.
- Brake Fluid quality and check up
After long time brake service brake fluid becomes contaminated that lowers the fluid’s boiling point and increases the risk of the fluid property and causing the pedal to fade under hard use. Corrosion inhibitors in the fluid also break down over time, which allows to corrode and affect the brake calipers, wheel cylinders, master cylinder, steel brake lines and the ABS hydraulic unit. Even so, changing the fluid every three to five years can reduce the risk of fluid overheating and pedal fade, prevent corrosion and prolong the life of your brake system.
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