This checklist serves as a comprehensive guide for general service technicians in automotive facilit

Ensure all safety guards on machinery and tools are in place.

Familiarize yourself with emergency exit routes and procedures.

Document the vehicle's VIN and mileage.

Record any visible damage or issues reported by the customer.

Check for any active warning lights on the dashboard.

Verify tire condition and check for any visible punctures or irregular wear.

Assess engine oil for level and contamination.

Examine coolant for proper level and leaks.

Inspect brake fluid for clarity and level.

Check transmission fluid level and color.

Review power steering fluid and inspect for leaks.

Replace engine oil and oil filter.

Inspect and replace air filters as needed.

Flush and replace coolant if necessary.

Check and replace cabin air filter.

Inspect and, if necessary, replace timing and serpentine belts.

Rotate tires according to service schedule.

Check wheel lug nut torque after tire installation.

Inspect wheel bearings and suspension components.

Assess brake system components for wear and functionality.

Inspect the exhaust system for leaks, rust, or damage.

Check the catalytic converter and oxygen sensors.

Ensure the vehicle meets local emissions standards.

Perform a visual inspection of the fuel system for leaks.

Use a multimeter to test battery voltage and condition.

Inspect wiring and connectors for corrosion or damage.

Verify functionality of all lights and electrical accessories.

Conduct a scan for diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) using a scan tool.

Perform a thorough road test to ensure proper vehicle operation.

Compile a detailed service report with findings and actions taken.

Reset any maintenance reminder indicators on the vehicle dashboard.

Clean the vehicle interior and exterior before returning it to the customer.

Discuss the service performed with the customer and address any further questions or concerns.