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Engine Maintenance: Show the engine maintenance process and the basic steps to change oil, filters, spark plugs and other important parts. ChatGPT Engine maintenance is an important process to maintain good engine performance and ensure a longer vehicle life. One of the main aspects of engine maintenance includes changing the oil, filters and spark plugs. Here are the basic steps for these processes: oil change: First, check the current oil level in the engine using the dedicated dipstick. Check the oil level and make sure it is within the recommended level. Run the engine for a few minutes to warm the oil up a bit. Turn off the engine and raise the vehicle using a jack or similar equipment. Make sure the car is securely secured before getting under it. Locate the oil drain hole in the oil pan. Then open it with a key of the appropriate size. Wait until all of the old oil has flowed into the sump. After draining the old oil, remove and change the old oil filter. Close the oil drain hole and securely install the new oil filter. Fill the engine with a new amount of suitable oil according to the vehicle manufacturer's specifications. Ensure that the proper oil level is achieved and that there are no leaks. Replace the oil filler cap and close it securely. Changing engine filters: It includes changing the air filter, fuel filter (if any) and engine oil filter. Check the location and type of each filter and how to access it. Open the cover or reach the air filter housing and carefully remove the old filter. Clean the cover and the area around the old filter from dirt and sediment. Install the new filter in the correct location and make sure it is securely seated. If a fuel filter is present, locate it and replace it with a new one. For the engine oil filter, remove the old filter using a dedicated tool and prepare the new surface for the new filter to be installed. Before installing the new filter, apply a thin layer of new oil to the new filter screen. Secure the new filter in place and make sure there are no leaks. Changing spark plugs: Locate the spark plugs in the engine. The spark plugs may be accessible from the top or the rear side of the engine. Using a dedicated tool, carefully unscrew the old spark plugs. Check the condition of your old spark plugs and make sure they don't show signs of excessive wear or damage. Clean the plug socket with a soft brush and dry it well. Carefully install the new spark plugs in the proper place and use the appropriate tensioner to secure them. Repeat these steps to change all spark plugs in the engine. Always remember that it is essential to consult your vehicle's user manual for specific instructions for the make and model of the vehicle. Engine maintenance steps may vary slightly between different vehicles. If you are not sure that you will be able to carry out the maintenance operation successfully, it is best to consult a qualified technician or an authorized auto repair shop to carry it out instead.