This Chapter has been compiled to help the vehicle owner maintain his vehicle in a state of maximum operational readiness, obtaining effective output from it while meeting the requirements for economy and safety.
The Chapter begins with a schedule of routine vehicle maintenance. Below, the reader is offered Sections that detail the procedure for performing each individual maintenance procedure. The Sections include descriptions of visual inspections, adjustments, component removal and installation procedures, and various helpful tips and tricks. The illustrations at the beginning of the Section depicting views of the engine compartment, suspensions, and steering will help the reader understand the location of the components on the vehicle that require maintenance.
By servicing the vehicle according to the mileage-time schedule and following the detailed recommendations below, the reader will receive a clear program of actions, the implementation of which will ensure the long-term and reliable service of his vehicle. Remember that this program is compiled on a comprehensive basis and the implementation of only individual points with disregard for others will not lead to the desired result.
In the process of servicing your vehicle, the reader will soon see that many procedures can, and should, be grouped together because of their similar nature or proximity to each other. For example, if the vehicle is raised off the ground for any reason, you should take advantage of the opportunity to check the condition of the exhaust system components, suspension, and steering. Also, rent a torque wrench and check the tightening force of all accessible threaded fasteners. When rotating the wheels, also assess the condition of the brakes and wheel bearings.
The first step in servicing a vehicle is always self-preparation of the performer. Carefully read the material in this Chapter, then make a list of components that need attention, prepare the necessary tools and outline a brief plan of the upcoming work. In case of unsolvable problems, seek help from car service specialists.
General information about maintenance (Nissan Maxima A32)
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- General information
- Introduction to the guide
- User manual
- Maintenance
- Power unit
- SOHC engines
- DOHC engines
- Engine overhaul
- Cooling and heating
- Power and exhaust systems
- Engine electrical equipment
- Control systems
- Transmission
- Mechanical gearbox
- Automatic gearbox
- Clutch and drive shafts
- Chassis
- Brake system
- Car suspension
- Steering
- Body
- Exterior (external elements)
- Interior (internal elements)
- Doors, locks and windows
- Electrical equipment
- Equipment and devices
- Electrical circuits
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