Troubleshooting Trucks

Troubleshooting Trucks
(1) Check the oil level of the engine
Park the truck on a level road. Pull out the dipstick and check the oil level. If the light is between (F) and (L), it is within the normal range. If it is below (L), the specified model of oil should be added, but the liquid level after refueling cannot be higher than (F).
(2) Check the brake fluid level
If the brake fluid level is between high and low, this is normal. If the brake fluid level is close to or below the lower limit, the system may experience excessive leakage and the brake shoes may be severely damaged. You should go to the repair station for repair in a timely manner. When adding brake fluid, you should be careful to add the same type of brake fluid. And you should pay attention to protecting the paint from corrosion.