Suspension

• Front Suspension
• Rear Suspension

Differential and Driveline

• Rear Wheel Drive System.
• Front Wheel Drive System
• Four Wheel Drive System.

Brakes

• Base Brake System
• Four-Wheel Disc Brake System

Cooling

• Engine cooling

Electrical

• Starting System
• Charging System
• Door-Mounted Power Systems

Exhaust System

• Exhaust System
• Turbocharger

Fuel System

• Fuel System.

Steering

• Steering Systems

Transmission

• Front Wheel Drive Automatic Transaxle
• Front Wheel Drive Manual Transaxle and Clutch
• Rear Wheel Drive Automatic Transmission
• Rear Wheel Drive Manual Transmission and Clutch

Tires/Wheels

• Tire Wear Patterns.

Heating and Air Conditioning

• Heating System.
• Air Conditioning System

Driving tips for Fuel Efficiency

1. Following the manufacturer's suggested maintenance schedule is the best way to ensure that your vehicle is operating at maximum efficiency.
2. Don't speed. Gas mileage decreases rapidly at speeds above 95 Km/hr. Each 5 Km over 90 Km to an additional 0.55 fils per gallon of gas.
3. Avoid excessive acceleration- speeding, rapid acceleration and rapid braking all waste gas and curb mileage by as much as 33% at highway speeds. Sensible driving is also safer for you and others, so you may save more than gas money.
4. Use cruise control to help cut fuel consumption by maintaining a steady speed during highway driving
5. Avoid excessive idling of your vehicle. If you are going to be stopped for more than 10 seconds, turn your engine off-unless in traffic
6. Ask your service advisor to have your suspension and chassis parts inspected for misalignment. Bent wheels, axles, bad shocks and broken springs create engine drag and are unsafe at high speeds
7. use your overdrive gear to lower engine speed , save gas and reduce engine wear
8. Combine trips, car pool and plan ahead to cover the shortest route possible when running errands
9. Avoid packing items on top of the car. It creates wind resistance and can decrease fuel economy by 5%
10. Limit hauling heavy loads. An extra 100lbs, in the trunk of your vehicle can reduce the fuel economy by 1%-2%

Tyres- Inflate and rotate

• Keeping your tires inflated to the proper pressure can increase gas mileage by 3.3%. Proper tire inflation, rotation and balance can help optimize your vehicle's ride quality and tire life.

Vehicle tune-up

• An extensive tune-up can increase fuel efficiency by up to 4.1%. A tune -up is the best way to maintain fuel efficiency in higher mileage vehicle.

Battery

• Make sure your battery is strong enough to make it through the heat of summer and the dead of winter. Get your battery tested regularly

Air conditioner

• You will save fuel if your reduce A/C use at lower speeds. However when driving over 40mph, A.C actually uses less fuel than when driving with windows open, because of the vehicle drag caused by open windows. An air conditioning check is the best way to avoid potential system failure

Air Filters

• A clogged air filter can damage your engine by restricting air flow. Make sure your air filter is checked regularly according to your vehicle maintenance schedule and driving condition.

Fuel System

• Symptoms of a dirty fuel system include a sluggish engine, rough idling, hard starts and poor fuel economy

Engine Oil and Oil filter

• Using the manufacturer's recommended grade of motor oil can improve gas mileage by 1%-2%. Regular oil and oil filter changes help prolong engines life.

Brakes

• Keep your brakes properly adjusted. Avoiding 'Jack rattle' starts and hand braking can improve gas mileage by as much as 5%. Dragging brakes increase resistance and gas usage

Belts and hoses

• Age, harsh driving conditions, engine vibrations and coolant chemicals can cause hoses to become weak or cracked. Belts tend to wear due to heat, friction and mileage.