Preparation before trip Inspection before driving It is best to carry out a safety inspection before driving. A few minutes of inspection will help to drive safely. You only need to be familiar with all parts of the vehicle and observe carefully to perform these inspections. Before starting the engine Exterior of the vehicle: Tire: Check the tire pressure and check tires for cuts, damage or excessive wear and bulge. Lamps: Make sure that the headlamp, brake lamp, backup lamp, turn signal lamp and other lamps are all in good working order. Check the beam direction of the headlamp. Wheel nut: Ensure that no nut is missing or loose. Preparation before trip In the engine compartment Fluid level:
Ensure that the level of all fluids of the vehicle, such as engine oil, coolant, brake fluid, etc., are normal Condition of battery and cable: Check the battery housing for cracks, the terminal posts for corrosion or looseness, and the cable connections for good condition. Interior of vehicle: Check and confirm that the tongue and buckle can be fastened securely. Ensure that the seat belt is not worn or damaged. In particular, make sure that the instrument cluster indicator lamp and the defrosting/defogging function work normally. Check and ensure that the pedal has enough free travel. After the engine is started Before driving: oil/fluid leakage:
After the vehicle is parked for a moment, check the underside for leaks of fuel, oil, or other fluids. Dripping after the use of the A/C is a normal phenomenon. During driving: Instrument cluster: Make sure the red and yellow warning lamps on the instrument cluster are not on. Brake: Provided that safety is ensured, drive at a low speed, step on the brake pedal, check whether the brake is reliable, and check that the vehicle will not deviate, and the brake has no abnormal noise. Noise: Check the vehicle for abnormal noise. 16