Specifications

Maintenance and Upkeep
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▪Wheel nuts‘ degree of tightness
▪ Sensitivity of vehicle operation
▪Check to see whether or not there is
oil, coolant or fuel leaks.
Interior
▪ Check to see if the steering system
works normally or not; check to see
if there is some difficulty in operating
the steering wheel. (Steering wheel
feels much more heavier while the
engine is turned off than the engine is
started.)
▪ Check the stroke of parking brake
lever and reliability of parking brake.
▪Check horn, windshield wiper and
turn signal to see if they are in good
condition.
▪ Check the instrument or warning
light of the indicator.
▪ Check the fuel gauge, for
confirmation of the amount of fuel in
the fuel tank.
▪ Check the position of the rearview
mirror.
▪ Check the door lock system.
▪ Check self stroke of clutch pedal,
check the clutch pedal to see if it is in
good condition.
▪ Check self stroke of brake pedal,
check the brake pedal to see if it is in
good condition. (You should step on
the pedal much heavier while braking
than starting the engine.)
▪ Check the safety belt for the driver
to see, if it is in good condition.
Engine compartment
▪ Check the engine oil level.
▪ Check the engine coolant level.
▪ Check the battery.
▪ Check the windshield wiper fluid
level.
▪ Check brake fluid level.
▪ Check steering pump oil level.
▪ Check oil level of the clutch servo
unit
You should check the engine
oil level by the following steps
It is a good idea to keep the engine
oil level in proper range in order to
ensure there are enough lubricating