Daily checks and troubleshooting (BMW X3 E83)

The automobile as a means of transportation emerged relatively recently—just over a hundred years ago, at the end of the 19th century. However, in this relatively short time, it has evolved from a simple self-propelled carriage to a masterpiece of engineering, embodying the technologies and innovations of modern science. A modern car does not require complex maintenance operations to keep it in working order. However, to prevent serious breakdowns, it is necessary to identify them at the early stages of development, which will not only save on repairs (a malfunction of one element, if not corrected in time, can lead to the development of a complex of malfunctions in the operation of individual elements, assemblies, units, and even systems as a whole), but also to prevent a reduction in the vehicle's service life as specified by the manufacturer, and perhaps even extend its service life.

To do this, you need to perform the operations described below.