Answer
Jul 20, 2024 - 02:09 AM
The major service intervals for an Audi A4 are as follows:
- Minor Maintenance: Every 1 year or 10,000 miles, whichever occurs first. This includes checking the thickness of the brake pads, changing oil and replacing the filter, completing a multi-point inspection, and resetting the service reminder indicator display.
- Standard Maintenance: Every 2 years or 20,000 miles, whichever occurs first. This includes all minor maintenance items, as well as visual inspection for possible paint damage and corrosion, checking for damage and leaks in the brake system, checking the charging cable for damage, checking the charging socket for contamination and damage, checking the state of health of the connected box battery (for Audi Connected Services), lubricating the convertible top latch mechanism (if applicable), checking the coolant level of the high voltage cooling system, checking the freeze protection and coolant level of the engine cooling system, changing the engine oil and replacing the oil filter, visually inspecting the engine, transmission, final drive, steering for leaks and damage, and checking the function of exterior lighting.
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