Car Engine Oil Maintenance

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of checking and maintaining engine oil levels in a car. It covers safety precautions, locating the dipstick, checking oil levels, topping up oil if necessary, and assessing the oil's condition to determine if an oil change is needed. The tutorial emphasizes consulting the owner's manual for specific guidance and seeking professional advice if unsure.

What is the first step to take before checking your car's engine oil?

• Make sure the engine is running

• Ensure the car is parked on a slope

• Check the tire pressure

• Park the car on level ground and turn off the engine

Where can you typically find the engine oil dipstick?

• With a red or yellow handle in the engine bay

• In the glove compartment

• Near the windshield wipers

• Under the driver's seat

What should you do after pulling out the dipstick for the first time?

• Leave it out for a few minutes

• Shake it to remove excess oil

• Immediately check the oil level

• Wipe it clean and reinsert it

How should you fill the engine oil if it is low?

• Quickly and in large amounts

• Slowly and in small amounts

• Only when the engine is running

• Using any type of oil available

What might burnt or dirty oil on the dipstick indicate?

• It's time for an oil change

• The oil is still good to use

• The car needs more coolant

• The car needs a new battery

If unsure about the oil type to use, what should you do?

• Use any oil available

• Consult the owner's manual

• Ask a friend

• Guess based on the oil color