car service 99 point checkup list with conditions of parts and brief e.g like oil ,wiper,brakes

Engine and Performance

Check engine oil level and condition (should be clean and at the proper level)

Inspect air filter (replace if dirty)

Examine fuel system for leaks

Inspect fuel lines and connections for visible signs.
Look for wet spots or strong fuel odors.
Check fuel filter for rust or damage.
Inspect the fuel tank and pump for leaks.
If any leaks are found, repair immediately.

Test battery condition and terminals (clean and secure connections)

Inspect spark plugs and ignition system (replace if worn)

Certainly! Here are some additional steps to include in the Engine and Performance section of a new car service 99-point checklist

Check coolant level and condition (should be clean and at the proper level)

Inspect the exhaust system for leaks or damage (check for rust and secure connections)

Test the operation of the thermostat (ensure proper opening and closing)

Inspect the timing belt or chain for wear (replace if necessary)

Check for proper operation of all engine sensors (e.g., MAF, O2, etc.)

Inspect the PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) valve for proper function (replace if clogged)

Examine the throttle body for cleanliness (clean if necessary)

Check the condition of fuel injectors (clean or replace if needed)

Inspect the serpentine belt for wear and tension (replace if frayed or loose)

Test the operation of the cooling fans (ensure they activate at the correct temperature)

Ensure that the engine mounts are in good condition (check for cracks or excessive movement)

Review the engine diagnostic codes (scan for any trouble codes using an OBD-II scanner)

Check for any fluid leaks under the engine (look for oil, coolant, or fuel)

Test the performance of the vehicle's acceleration and responsiveness (note any irregularities)

Inspect the turbocharger (if applicable) for proper function and leaks

These additional steps will help ensure a comprehensive inspection of the engine and its performance components

Braking System

Check brake fluid level and condition (should be clear and at the right level)

Inspect brake pads and rotors (replace if worn or damaged)

Test the brake lines for leaks

Evaluate the performance of the ABS system (if equipped)

Suspension and Steering

Inspect shocks and struts for leaks and wear

Check ball joints and tie rod ends (replace if worn)

Examine steering fluid level and condition

Test alignment and tire wear patterns

Tires and Wheels

Check tire pressure and adjust as necessary

Inspect tread depth and condition (replace if below 2/32”)

Examine wheel rims for damage or corrosion

Rotate tires if needed

Exterior and Lighting

Inspect wiper blades (replace if worn)

Check headlights, taillights, and turn signals for functionality

Examine windshield for cracks or chips

Assess body condition for rust or damage

Interior and Comfort

Check air conditioning and heating system functionality

Inspect seat belts for wear and proper operation

Test all dashboard indicators and warning lights

Ensure all interior lights are operational

Fluid Levels and Belts

Check coolant level and condition (look for leaks)

Inspect transmission fluid level and condition

Examine power steering fluid level

Check conditions of all belts for wear or fraying

Miscellaneous

Verify that spare tire and jack are present and in good condition

Inspect exhaust system for leaks or damage

Check for any recalls or service campaigns applicable to the vehicle

Review owner’s manual for any manufacturer-specific recommendations