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QuestionWhich words can help me remember what the 6 basic vehicle checks include?Community AnswerUse the AA's "FLOWER" acronym: F=fuel L=lights O=oil W=water E=electrics R=rubber (tires/wipers).
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QuestionWhere is the direction light on a car?Community AnswerThose are also known as turn signals. They are usually found on your steering column.
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QuestionWhy do vehicles need to be checked before they are driven?Community AnswerChecking your vehicle prior to driving ensures that it's safe and in serviceable condition, and helps to prevent breaking down on more dangerous roads, such as the motorway.
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QuestionWhat are the documents you need to have in a car?Community AnswerYou need to have proof of valid insurance, a drivers license, and vehicle registration.
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QuestionIs it essential to turn off the air conditioner before I switch on my car?Community AnswerNo, this is not essential.
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QuestionShouldn't someone check the tread of the tires, as well?Community AnswerYes. Use a penny to check tire tread; if any part of Lincoln's head is obscured by tire tread, tires are fine.
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QuestionWhat does the process of flushing following the replacement of oil involve?Community AnswerAdding chemicals to the oil so that any carbon deposits in the oil flow out of the system into the oil filter.
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QuestionFor how long should I switch on the car before driving?Community AnswerIt doesn't matter. You can start driving as soon as you start the car. Normally people will start the car, fasten their seatbelt, and start driving.
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QuestionWhat are the basic things I need to know before learning to drive a car?Community AnswerYou will need to know the basics of road safety, your local rules and regulations, and the meaning of road signs and lane markings.
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QuestionWhat should I check if I am going on a short trip?Community AnswerLook under the car for leaking fluids, check the brakes, power steering, and radiator. Look at the tire wear and inflation. Make sure turn signals, brake lights, tail lights, back up lights, front turn signals, and head lights all work. Adjust your mirrors.
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