Just bought a new used 2002 Audi, what maintenence should I do?
Hello everyone, I just bought a used 2002 audi a4. Anyone here have any suggestions regarding what maintenece I should do to it? The vehicle is at 94,111 miles and runs fine. but I wanted to know if there is anything I should do to prevent bigger stuff from happening.
What he said above ^ and you might want to do the usual like fresh spark plugs, air filter, etc... Make sure the brake pads have decent thickness left in them.
First I strongly recommand Vag-com your car first if you havn't done so, it will tell you which part is not working right or even is about to fail.
also check:
-any leaks (engine/tranny/steering leak)
-spark plugs (still looking good?)
-timing belt done yet? (very important one!)
-air filter, cabin filter (clean or very dirty)
-all brakes/rotors
-recommand to do a fuel filter replacement.
-the cleaniness/level of Steering Fluid (since your milage is high, it is important to keep track with power steering's health)
gl!
also check:
-any leaks (engine/tranny/steering leak)
-spark plugs (still looking good?)
-timing belt done yet? (very important one!)
-air filter, cabin filter (clean or very dirty)
-all brakes/rotors
-recommand to do a fuel filter replacement.
-the cleaniness/level of Steering Fluid (since your milage is high, it is important to keep track with power steering's health)
gl!
First I strongly recommand Vag-com your car first if you havn't done so, it will tell you which part is not working right or even is about to fail.
also check:
-any leaks (engine/tranny/steering leak)
-spark plugs (still looking good?)
-timing belt done yet? (very important one!)
-air filter, cabin filter (clean or very dirty)
-all brakes/rotors
-recommand to do a fuel filter replacement.
-the cleaniness/level of Steering Fluid (since your milage is high, it is important to keep track with power steering's health)
gl!
also check:
-any leaks (engine/tranny/steering leak)
-spark plugs (still looking good?)
-timing belt done yet? (very important one!)
-air filter, cabin filter (clean or very dirty)
-all brakes/rotors
-recommand to do a fuel filter replacement.
-the cleaniness/level of Steering Fluid (since your milage is high, it is important to keep track with power steering's health)
gl!
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