Table of contents: Weekly or every 400 km 🠇 Every 10,000 km or 12 months…🠇 Every 20,000 km 🠇 Every 30,000 km 🠇 Every 60,000 km 🠇 Every 60,000 km or 2 years 🠇 Every 120,000 km 🠇
To keep your vehicle in excellent condition, it is necessary to service it periodically. Service can be performed either continuously or at certain intervals, which are listed below. These are the minimum service intervals recommended by this Manual.
Weekly or every 400 km
Check the following items:
- engine oil level;
- coolant level;
- brake fluid level;
- presence of water in the windshield washer;
- condition of the battery, tires, windshield wipers and all bulbs.
Every 10,000 km or 12 months (whichever comes first)
- Change engine oil and filter.
- Drain the water from the fuel filter.
- Check all under-hood components and fluid hoses.
- Check the clutch operation.
- Check the condition of the drive shaft seals.
- Check steering and suspension components.
- Lubricate all hinges and locks.
Every 20,000 km
In addition to all the points outlined above, do the following:
- Replace the ventilation system pollen filter (if there is one).
Every 30,000 km
In addition to all the points outlined above, do the following:
- Replace the air filter.
- Replace the fuel filter.
- Check the condition of the front and rear brake pads and the brake disc and replace them if necessary (models with disc brakes).
- Check the operation of the handbrake.
Every 60,000 km
In addition to all the points outlined above, do the following:
- Check the condition of the auxiliary drive belt and replace if necessary.
- Check the manual transmission oil level and top up if necessary.
- Check the condition of the rear brake pads and replace if necessary (models with brake drums).
Every 60,000 km or 2 years
In addition to all the points outlined above, do the following:
- Replace the brake fluid.
Every 120,000 km
In addition to all the points outlined above, do the following:
- Replace the timing belt.
- Replace the coolant.
Caution! It is strongly recommended to replace the timing belt before 60,000 km on vehicles that are used intensively (lots of short trips, acceleration and braking), because a broken timing belt causes serious damage to the engine.