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Table of contents: Warranty service 🠇 Maintenance type "A" 🠇 Type "C" maintenance 🠇 Intermediate maintenance 🠇

Warranty service


  • Drain water from the fuel filter (diesel engine).
  • Check the engine oil level. Add oil if necessary.
  • Check the oil level in the manual transmission. Add oil if necessary.
  • Check and, if necessary, top up the windshield washer fluid reservoir.
  • Check the coolant level and density. If necessary, add coolant.
  • Check that the brake fluid level corresponds to the actual wear of the brake pads. If necessary, add brake fluid.
  • Check the power steering fluid level. Add fluid if necessary.
  • Check the functionality of the lighting devices, direction indicators, hazard warning lights and trunk light.
  • Check the condition of the rubber protective covers.
  • Check the remaining tread depth and wear pattern on all tires, including the one mounted on the spare tire. Check and, if necessary, adjust the air pressure in the tires.
  • On vehicles with gasoline engines, check the exhaust gas toxicity reduction system.
  • On vehicles with diesel engines, check the exhaust smoke.
  • Conduct a visual inspection of the entire vehicle.

Maintenance type "A"


  • Change the engine oil.
  • Replace the oil filter.
  • On a diesel engine, drain the water from the fuel filter.
  • Check the electrolyte level in the battery. If necessary, add distilled water.
  • Check and, if necessary, top up the windshield washer fluid reservoir.
  • Check the coolant level and density. If necessary, add coolant.
  • Check that the brake fluid level corresponds to the actual wear of the brake pads. If necessary, add brake fluid.
  • Check the power steering fluid level. Add fluid if necessary.
  • Check the functionality of the lighting devices, direction indicators, hazard warning lights and trunk light.
  • Check the condition of the glass, optical elements of the headlights, lamps and mirrors.
  • Check the operation of the sound signal.
  • Check the operation and adjustment of the windshield washer jets.
  • Check the condition of the wiper blades.
  • Check the condition and tension of the accessory drive belts.
  • Check the efficiency of the parking brake.
  • Check the hydraulic circuits for leaks and damage during a control inspection (pipes, tanks).
  • Check the condition of the rubber protective covers.
  • Check the thickness of the front brake pads.
  • Check the remaining tread depth and wear pattern on all tires, including the one mounted on the spare tire. Check and, if necessary, adjust the air pressure in the tires.
  • On vehicles with gasoline engines, check the exhaust gas toxicity reduction system.
  • Check the condition of the car's cabin dust filter.
  • Conduct a test drive and check the operation of all vehicle systems.




Type "C" maintenance


  • Change the engine oil.
  • Replace the oil filter.
  • On a diesel engine, drain the water from the fuel filter.
  • On a gasoline engine, replace the fuel filter.
  • On a diesel engine, replace the fuel filter element.
  • Replace the air filter element.
  • On a gasoline engine, replace the spark plugs.
  • Check the oil level in the manual transmission. Add oil if necessary.
  • Check the electrolyte level in the battery. If necessary, add distilled water.
  • Check and, if necessary, top up the windshield washer fluid reservoir.
  • Check the coolant level and density. If necessary, add coolant.
  • Check that the brake fluid level corresponds to the actual wear of the brake pads. If necessary, add brake fluid.
  • Check the power steering fluid level. Add fluid if necessary.
  • Check the functionality of the lighting devices, direction indicators, hazard warning lights and trunk light.
  • Check the condition of the glass, optical elements of the headlights, lamps and mirrors.
  • Check the operation of the sound signal.
  • Check the operation and adjustment of the windshield washer jets.
  • Check the condition of the wiper blades.
  • Check the condition and tension of the accessory drive belts.
  • Check the efficiency of the parking brake.
  • Check the hydraulic circuits for leaks and damage during a control inspection (pipes, tanks).
  • Check the condition of the rubber protective covers.
  • Check the thickness of the front brake pads.
  • Check the play in the hub bearings, tie rod ends and ball joints, as well as the reliability of their fastening and the condition of the covers.
  • Check the tightness of the shock absorbers.
  • Check the thickness of the rear brake pads.
  • Check the remaining tread depth and wear pattern on all tires, including the one mounted on the spare tire. Check and, if necessary, adjust the air pressure in the tires.
  • On vehicles with gasoline engines, check the exhaust gas toxicity reduction system.
  • On vehicles with diesel engines, check the exhaust smoke.
  • Check the condition of the car's cabin dust filter.
  • Conduct a test drive and check the operation of all vehicle systems.




Intermediate maintenance


  • Check the engine oil level. Add oil if necessary.
  • Check and, if necessary, top up the windshield washer fluid reservoir.
  • Check the coolant level and density. If necessary, add coolant.
  • *Check the thickness of the front brake pads.
  • *Check the condition of the car's cabin dust filter.
  • Conduct a visual inspection of the entire vehicle.

* Only for vehicles operated in severe conditions.
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