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A full check on the engine oil level and viscosity condition plus the oil filter condition. The recommended interval should be every 5000Km to 10,000Km based on the engine oil type used. These are the indictors signs to change you engine oil:

• Louder Engine Noise and Knocking.
• Dark and Dirty Oil
• Oil Change or Check Engine Light
• Exhaust Smoke
• Oil Smell Inside the Cabin

The coolant system is necessary for the engine to prevent coolant related failures, avoid engine overheat in summer and engine freeze-up in winter and protect against rust and corrosion. The recommended interval should be every 45,000Km or 150,000Km.

A clean air filter will protect the engine from dust, contaminants and foreign objects. Also improve the fuel mileage and engine performance. The recommended replacement of the air filter is every 20,000Km depending on driving conditions.

The air filter of passenger compartment keeps the air inside the car clean. It removes most airborne particles as small as two microns that circulate into the car through ventilating system. It should be replaced every 45,000Km or every 12 months to maintain effectiveness.

The air filter of passenger compartment keeps the air inside the car clean. It removes most airborne particles as small as two microns that circulate into the car through ventilating system. It should be replaced every 45,000Km or every 12 months to maintain effectiveness.

The transmission fluid to wears out and needs to be top up/changed to prevent the breakdown of the transmission.

Brake fluid is very important to prevent squealing / grinding noise when brakes apply and protect brake pedal.

When you press the clutch pedal, the fluid moves into the slave cylinder, where the pressure helps move the clutch, which is too heavy to be moved without the added pressure so it is important to prevent Springing in Clutch Pedal, vibration on Shifting Gears, inefficient Sluggish Shifts, grinding Sound, gear Slippage.

The washer fluid in your car serves to perform a very important function for your vehicle. It lubricates the washer fluid pump in your vehicle in order to keep good visibility the car.

Ensure optimum visibility and proper safety. Most manufacturers recommend you replace your wiper blades twice a year.

It is important to keep your fuel system clean to prevent rough idling, reduced fuel economy, hesitation when accelerating, engine knocking, pinging, staling, loss of power, cold start problem, failed emission testing and sticking throttle pedal.

The fluid levels in your batteries are extremely important and keeping them at a safe level may require watering your battery regularly. Overwatering and under watering can both damage your battery.

When performing a battery check, keep an eye out for any signs of corrosion. A buildup of acid can definitely make your vehicle hard to start. The battery terminals must remain clean at all times. In the event that one of the battery cables has worn out, it will need to be replaced immediately. The voltmeter device is important to check the voltage rate of the battery.

Lights and reflectors make the vehicle and its driver’s intent clearly visible to other road users.

The benefits of engine oil flush are clean engine parts, clean up what the filter misses, keeping new oil clean, remove deposits build up. It is recommended to have engine oil flush every 100,000Km.

Changing your transmission fluid is just like changing your oil. The fluid wears out and needs to be changed to prevent the breakdown of your transmission. This will help prolong the life of your transmission and prevent costly future repairs. Leading car manufacturers recommend that the transmission filter be serviced on a regular basis. (Check your owner’s manual for specific mileage interval recommendations for your vehicle).

• Measurement of front and rear brake pad wear
• Measurement of rotor wear
• Measurement of drum wear
• Strip dip brake fluid test
• E-brake inspection

The most common disc brake problems are noise and pulsation. Common brake noise includes squeaks and squeals from brake shoe and rotor contact. Disc brakes commonly produce high pitched squeals or squeaks when the brakes are applied. This is often caused by glazed or worn pads, but may be the result of polished (overly smooth) rotors, excessively hard pad material, or the wear indicator contacting the rotor. A grinding or rubbing noise when the brakes are applied may indicate the pad linings are worn and the metal shoes are contacting the rotor. Clicks and knocks are produced by loose pad-to-caliper contact.

Brake pads work with the brake caliper to stop the spinning motion of your wheels. The caliper squeezes the pads together, creating friction between the pads and the brake rotors. The pads and rotors then work together to stop your car’s wheels. When you apply pressure to your brakes and hear a squeak, it’s most likely your brake pads warning you they may need to be replaced.

Brake pads work with the brake caliper to stop the spinning motion of your wheels. The caliper squeezes the pads together, creating friction between the pads and the brake rotors. The pads and rotors then work together to stop your car’s wheels. When you apply pressure to your brakes and hear a squeak, it’s most likely your brake pads warning you they may need to be replaced.

Spark plugs are an integral part of your vehicle’s motor as they provide the much needed spark that ignites the air and fuel mixture within the cylinders. This continuous ignition is what keeps your car moving on the road. There are signs tell you when should replace the sparks plugs:

Steam is natural. It’s not like those potentially harmful cleaning agents. Steam cleaning has advantages that you simply do not get using conventional car-wash solutions. It offers the unique ability to simultaneously clean and sanitize your vehicle. It certainly helps killing bacteria, germs, viruses, mold, bugs, and other microorganisms. Steam cleaning has most notably become one of the best and popular ways to clean your car in an eco-friendly manner. It’s sensible to steam clean both the interior and exterior of your car. Doing so will give your car a new appearance, without the use of harmful chemicals which can prove dangerous for you and especially your kids. Steam cleaning utilizes less water and can easily clean many different components of your car. Thus, with steam cleaning you don’t even have to worry about water pooling in unwanted areas of your car, such as the electronic components including the digital tachometer, GPS system, etc.

• Keeps The Car Paint Fresh: Hard brushes and abrasive materials are not made use of in steam cleaning, which helps in keeping the car paint fresh and free from scratches. Chemicals and brushes are used in the normal cleaning process, which may damage your car’s paint and could eventually dull the finishing and appearance of your car. Steam cleaning requires no chemicals or brushes, so the car surface remains untouched, which means there are no chances of any scratches occurring, and at the same time your car is left shining bright and new.
• No Toxic Residue: The chief advantage of steam cleaning your car is that there are no harmful and harsh chemicals used. Harsh and harmful chemicals are not only hard on the dirt and grime but they are also hard on the environment too. Steam cleaning on the other hand is not harmful at all as it offers your car a great opportunity to stay close to nature and ‘Go Green’.
• No Streaky Windows: Sometimes when the harsh, harmful chemicals are not rubbed off properly, they leave the car windows streaky. In steam cleaning, windows are naturally cleaned with steam, so there is no question of windows being streaky. Steam cleaning makes the window clean, smooth and makes it appear as fresh as new. Moreover, steam cleaning removes wax, tar, and other compounds from chrome, moldings and bumpers