vehicle Inspection after production
Pre-Inspection Checklist (Before starting the vehicle inspection)
- Check for the presence of tools and equipment required for the inspection
- Verify that all tools and equipment are in good working condition
- Ensure that any specialized tools needed for the inspection are available
- Confirm that all personnel involved in the inspection are wearing the appropriate PPE
- Check for the use of safety glasses, gloves, and any other required protective gear
- Ensure that PPE is in good condition and properly fitted to each individual
Exterior Inspection
- Visually inspect the entire body of the vehicle for any dents, scratches, or damages.
- Pay attention to all areas including the front, sides, and rear of the vehicle.
- Check the headlights by turning them on and ensuring they are functioning properly.
- Inspect the taillights, turn signals, and brake lights by activating them and confirming their operation.
- Inspect the windshield and all windows for any cracks or chips.
- Carefully examine both the driver and passenger side windows as well as the rear window.
- Check all mirrors, including the rearview mirror and side mirrors, for any damage or loose parts.
- Ensure that the mirrors are properly adjusted to provide a clear view of the surroundings.
- Check the tire pressure using a gauge and ensure it matches the recommended pressure.
- Inspect the tread wear on all tires, looking for any signs of uneven wear or low tread depth.
- Look for any damages such as cuts, bulges, or punctures on the tires.
- Activate the windshield wipers and verify that they move smoothly and clean the windshield effectively.
- Test the windshield washers by spraying washer fluid and ensuring it reaches the windshield.
- Open and close all doors, including the hood and trunk, to ensure they operate smoothly and latch securely.
- Check that all doors, hood, and trunk lock properly when engaged.
- Verify that both the front and rear license plates are securely fastened to the vehicle.
- Make sure the license plates are easily visible and not obstructed by any objects.
Interior Inspection
- Check for any tears, stains, or damage to the seats
- Inspect the seat belts for any fraying or signs of wear
- Ensure that the seat belts properly latch and retract
- Test the steering wheel for smooth operation and make sure it is securely attached
- Check the pedals for proper movement and ensure they are not loose
- Verify that all controls, such as turn signals and windshield wipers, are functioning correctly
- Check that all gauges, such as speedometer and fuel gauge, display accurate readings
- Ensure that warning lights and indicators, such as check engine light, are functioning correctly
- Press the horn button and listen for a loud and clear sound
- Ensure that the horn is not muffled or distorted
- Inspect for any cracks, scratches, or damage to the dashboard
- Check that all buttons and knobs on the console are in good condition and functioning properly
- Test each door to ensure it opens and closes smoothly without any issues
- Check that all windows can be rolled up and down without any difficulty
- Verify that the door locks engage and disengage properly
- Test the heating system to ensure it produces warm air
- Check the ventilation system for proper airflow in different settings
- Test the air conditioning system to ensure it produces cold air
Engine Compartment Inspection
- Visually inspect all belts for cracks, fraying, or signs of excessive wear
- Check hoses for any bulges, leaks, or deterioration
- Ensure all belts are properly tensioned
- Inspect battery terminals for corrosion or loose connections
- Check battery voltage with a multimeter to ensure it is within the proper range
- Inspect battery case for any signs of damage or leakage
- Remove the oil dipstick and wipe it clean
- Reinsert the dipstick fully and then remove it again to check the oil level
- Inspect the oil on the dipstick for proper color and consistency
- Locate the air filter housing in the engine compartment
- Remove the housing cover and inspect the air filter for dirt, debris, or damage
- Clean the air filter if it is still in good condition, or replace it if necessary
- Allow the engine to cool down before checking the radiator and coolant levels
- Remove the radiator cap and visually inspect the coolant level
- Top up the coolant if necessary, ensuring it is within the proper range
- Locate the brake fluid reservoir in the engine compartment
- Check the fluid level against the minimum and maximum markings on the reservoir
- Top up the brake fluid if necessary, using the recommended type
- Locate the power steering fluid reservoir in the engine compartment
- Check the fluid level against the minimum and maximum markings on the reservoir
- Top up the power steering fluid if necessary, using the recommended type
- Locate the windshield washer fluid reservoir in the engine compartment
- Check the fluid level against the minimum and maximum markings on the reservoir
- Top up the windshield washer fluid if necessary, using the recommended type
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