Assuming you would like a blog post discussing what fluids to check in a car:

“Checking your car’s fluids is a vital part of routine maintenance. By making sure the fluids are at the correct levels you can avoid big problems down the road. So which fluids should you check?

There are six main fluids that you should keep an eye on: oil coolant power steering fluid brake fluid transmission fluid and windshield wiper fluid.

Oil

The oil in your car keeps everything lubricated cool and running smoothly. You should check your oil level at least once a month to make sure it’s at the correct level. If it’s low add more oil. If it’s too high you may have a leak.

Coolant

The coolant in your car helps to keep the engine cool. Check the level in the radiator (not the overflow tank) when the engine is cool. If it’s low add more coolant. Be sure to use the correct type of coolant for your car.

Power steering fluid

The power steering fluid helps your car to turn. Check the level in the reservoir when the engine is cool. If it’s low add more fluid.

Brake fluid

Brake fluid helps your car to stop. Check the level in the reservoir when the engine is cool. If it’s low add more fluid.

Transmission fluid

Transmission fluid helps to lubricate and cool the transmission. Check the level on the dipstick when the engine is running and at normal operating temperature. If it’s low add more fluid.

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Windshield wiper fluid

Windshield wiper fluid helps to clean your windshield and keep it clear. Check the level in the reservoir and add more fluid if it’s low.

By checking your car’s fluids on a regular basis you can avoid big problems down the road.”

References:

“6 Car Fluids You Need to Check Regularly.” YourMechanic.com YourMechanic 7 Mar. 2016 www.yourmechanic.com/article/6-car-fluids-you-need-to-check-regularly-by-jason-unrau.

What are the three main types of fluids in a car?

Engine oil transmission fluid and antifreeze.

When checking your engine oil what should the color be?

The color should be light brown or honey color.

If it is black it needs to be changed.

How often should you check your engine oil?

You should check your engine oil at least once a month.

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When checking your transmission fluid what should the color be?

The color should be reddish.

If it is brown it needs to be changed.

How often should you check your transmission fluid?

You should check your transmission fluid at least every 3 months.

When checking your antifreeze what should the color be?

The color should be green.

If it is anything else it needs to be changed.

How often should you check your antifreeze?

You should check your antifreeze at least every 6 months.

How do you check your engine oil?

You should check your engine oil by unscrewing the dipstick wiping it clean inserting it back in and then checking the level.

How do you check your transmission fluid?

You should check your transmission fluid by opening the hood finding the dipstick and checking the level.

How do you check your antifreeze?

You should check your antifreeze by opening the hood finding the overflow reservoir and checking the level.

What is the minimum amount of engine oil you should have?

The minimum amount of engine oil you should have is 1 quart.

What is the maximum amount of engine oil you should have?

The maximum amount of engine oil you should have is 2 quarts.

What is the minimum amount of transmission fluid you should have?

The minimum amount of transmission fluid you should have is 1 pint.

What is the maximum amount of transmission fluid you should have?

The maximum amount of transmission fluid you should have is 2 pints.

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What is the minimum amount of antifreeze you should have?

The minimum amount of antifreeze you should have is 1 gallon.

Drew Dorian

I love cars and I love writing about them

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