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Volkswagen Sharan (from 1995 to 2000, the year of issue)

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Check engine oil level and its replacement
Check brake fluid level
Verifying stoplights
Check the operation of the lighting system
Checking tire pressure
Check the air filter
Checking the coolant level
Check the fluid level in the power steering
Lubricants, sealants, Loctite
Handling screw connections, bolts, nuts
VR6 engine
The two-liter engine (ADY)
Engine oil
Cooling
A fuel injection system VR6 engine
The system Simos injection 2.0-liter engine
The ignition system
Coupling
Manual 5-speed gearbox
The drive shafts
Power steering
Front suspension
Rear suspension
Brakes
Electrical
Diesel engine
The lubrication system of the diesel engine
The cooling system of the diesel engine
The power supply system of the diesel engine and turbocharger
Map service.
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Check brake fluid level



Brake fluid reservoir is located on the left side of the engine compartment on the master cylinder. Changing the volume of brake fluid which occurs during the operation of the braking system (including temperature fluctuation), equalized by the brake fluid reservoir. To equalize the volume in the reservoir cap has a small hole, which must always be open (not blocked deposits).
If part worn or new brake pad linings brake fluid level in the reservoir is below a label ?�Min?�, therefore, there was a loss of tightness of the brake system is leaking brake fluid. Refilling the fluid in this case is carried out only after the recovery system for leaks. Top up only unexpired brake fluid.
If hydraulic brakes defective, and the brake fluid level is below the mark ?�Min?�, this is due to the normal lining wear mechanisms.
As brake fluid is hygroscopic (takes moisture from the air) should be systematically change the brake fluid every 2 years, even if the braking system is running fine.




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