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Performing a complete fluid check on your car is one of the simplest yet most important maintenance tasks you can do

Start by parking your car on a level surface and turning off the engine

Let it sit for a few minutes so the fluids can settle

Find each fluid container and dipstick under the hood—consult your manual if unsure

Begin with the engine oil level

Pull out the dipstick, wipe it clean with a rag, reinsert it fully, then pull it out again

Check where the oil falls in relation to the low and high indicators

Healthy oil appears bright amber and translucent, never black or chunky

If the level is below minimum, refill using the viscosity and specification listed in your manual

Now inspect the coolant reservoir

Look at the translucent overflow tank, اتوسرویس داوود not the radiator cap, unless the engine is cold

Ensure the level is above the cold mark but below the hot fill line

Never open the radiator cap when the engine is hot

50 blend of coolant and distilled water

Now check the brake fluid

The reservoir is usually near the firewall on the driver’s side

The brake fluid must be transparent and reach the "MAX" line

If the level drops frequently, there may be a hydraulic issue—schedule a professional inspection

To check transmission fluid, run the engine in park with the parking brake engaged

Wipe the stick clean, reinsert it completely, then pull it out again to assess both position and appearance

Healthy transmission fluid is bright red or pink with no acrid odor

Replace the fluid immediately if it’s discolored or has a charred scent

Check the power steering fluid if your car has it

Look for a small container labeled clearly, often with a cap that has a dipstick built in

Top off if needed with the correct fluid

Last, check your washer fluid reservoir

Simply glance at the tank and refill when the level is near empty

Use winter-grade fluid in freezing temps and standard fluid in warmer months

Make sure every reservoir lid and dipstick is fully seated to prevent leaks

Maintain a simple log of each inspection and the fluids you replenished

Doing this once a month can save you from unexpected breakdowns and extend the life of your vehicle