Full Service
A Full Service usually includes:
- Testing the water content of the brake fluid
- Using a refractometer to test the engine coolant concentration
- Fitting a new oil filter
- Changing the engine oil
- Fitting new air filter
- Fitting new cabin filter
- Refilling the screen wash reservoir
- Examining the spark plugs and replace if necessary
- Inspecting the tyres and inflating to correct pressure, including the spare
- Verifying that the battery is secure and in serviceable condition
- Checking the operation of external lights
- Checking the condition and tension of auxiliary belts
- Advising the customer if timing belt is due for replacement
- Checking effectiveness of windscreen wipers and washers. Fitting new wiper blades if required.
- Checking the level and appearance of power steering fluid
- Checking the handbrake operation
- Checking the clutch operation (where applicable)
- Visually inspecting the HT system (where applicable)
- Visually inspecting under bonnet components and hoses for leaks
- Resetting the vehicle’s service light where applicable
- Road testing the vehicle
- Stamping the service book (where supplied by customer)
A full service is also known as a major service
Note:This list is a typical example. The actual work performed will depend on the make & model of the motor vehicle.
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