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Building a maintenance-parts list

A maintenance kit depends on engine, mileage and scheduled work. One universal kit or indiscriminate replacement is not a maintenance plan.

Illustrated teaching diagram

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Cabin air filter

2

Engine air filter

3

Engine oil filter

Simplified teaching diagram. Numbers and dimensions are examples, not recommendations for your vehicle.

Checks, step by step

  1. Start with your car's schedule and the workshop's work list. Provide exact engine and year. Filters, plugs and belts must be matched to the version, not model name alone.

    Relevant category: Maintenance parts →

  2. Separate scheduled requirements from inspection-dependent replacements. Agree quantities, contents and associated seals. Do not apply another car's service interval to yours.

    Relevant category: Air filters →

  3. Send the list in one message or request. A manager verifies numbers, prices and availability; the workshop confirms the work. Retain the agreed list to check the delivery.

    Relevant category: Cabin filters →

Sources and scope

Checked 8 October 2026. This guide explains general selection steps. It confirms neither stock, fitment nor services for a specific item. Use your own vehicle documentation for requirements.

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