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smart fortwo coupe and smart fortwo cabrio electric drive
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Part no. 451 584 99 93
Edition Edition B 2013
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smart fortwo coupe electric drive
smart fortwo cabriolet electric drive
Welcome!
We wantyou toenjoy yoursmart automobile.
Vehicle safety and operational reliability
are twovery important factors. To maintain
them, regular maintenance services are
necessary.
We continuously strive to improve our
product and ask for yourunderstanding that
we reserve the right to make changes in the
periodic maintenance work for our
vehicles.
The informationin this booklet is accurate
as of the press date. At the time of your
scheduled maintenance appointments with
your authorized electric drive smart
center, the most current maintenance work
information will be utilized for your
vehicle’s ageor mileage. Pleasecheck with
your authorized electric drive smart
center for any changes to the periodic
maintenance work required for your
vehicle.
PLEASE NOTE
HAVE YOUR VEHICLE SERVICED BY YOUR
AUTHORIZED ELECTRICDRIVE SMART CENTER
WHO IS FULLY EQUIPPED TO PROVIDE THIS
SERVICE ANDTHAT GENUINESMART PARTS BE
USED.
Symbols
The following symbols are found in this
booklet:
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WARNING
Warning notices draw your attention to
hazards that may endanger your health or
life, or the health or life of others.
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Highlights hazards that may result in
damage to your vehicle.
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Helpful hints or further information
you may find useful.
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This symboltells you whereto look
for further information on a
topic.
YY
This continuation symbol marks a
warning or procedure which is
continued on the next page.
As at 30.08.2012
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General Information ........................ 2
Vehicle data ................................... 2
Protecting the environment ............... 2
Operating safety ............................. 3
Dangerofelectric shock .............. 3
Performing work on the vehicle ...... 4
Maintenance Booklet ........................ 6
Introduction ................................... 6
smart Maintenance System ............ 6
Tires ....................................... 6
Severe operating conditions ......... 6
Wear items ................................ 7
Regular checks ........................... 7
Notes on the warranty ................... 7
Service records .......................... 7
Parts/Operating materials ............ 8
Maintenance service descriptions ...... 8
Vehicle Maintenance Service
Work ......................................... 8
Maintenance ................................... 9
every 12,500 miles or every year ..... 9
Additional work ............................. 11
Confirmations ............................... 12
Maintenanceservice .................. 12
Contents
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Protecting the environment
Vehicle data
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Model Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
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Date of initial registration Paint color and code
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License Plate No. License Plate No.
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License Plate No. License Plate No.
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License Plate No. License Plate No.
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License Plate No. License Plate No.
Protecting the environment
Operating conditions and your individual
driving style to a large extent influence
Natural resources form the basis of our
existence on this planet. The objectives of
our policy are for these resources to be
used sparingly and in amanner which takes
the requirements of both nature and
humanity into account.
Our declared policy is integrated
environmental protection. This policy
starts at the root causes and encompasses
in its management decisions all the
consequences for the environment which
could arise from production processes or
the products themselves.
You too can help to protect the environment
by operating your smart in an
environmentally responsible manner.
performance output and the rate of brake
and tire wear. To increase vehicle range
and reduce the rate of wear, please
consider the following:
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make sure that the tire pressures are
always correct.
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avoid frequent, abrupt acceleration.
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do not carry any unnecessary weight.
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remove ski holders and roof racks once
you no longer need them.
A regularly serviced vehicle will also help
protect the environment. You should adhere
to the maintenance intervals displayed by
the MaintenanceSystem service indicator,
along with other maintenance work
described in this booklet.
WARNING
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Have maintenance services performed by
your authorized electric drive smart
center using Genuine smart parts
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Operating safety
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Operating safety
Danger of electric shock
The components of the drive system are
indicated by yellow warning labels to make
you aware of high voltage.
High‑voltage cables are orange‑colored.
WARNING
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Due to the high-voltage technology,
electrical leads under high voltage are
installed in the vehicle. For this reason,
work on the vehicle may only be carried out
by specially trained technicians.
For safety reasons, smart recommends all
work to be carried out by a smart service
partner which is qualified for smart
electric drive.
Particular care should be taken involving
all areas which are in the vicinity of high
voltage parts, e.g. parts in the engine
compartment. Orange-colored cables and
their respective sockets carry high voltage
and must not be damaged.
Serious injury or death can result if you:
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remove the covers of components which
are labeled with a warning sticker.
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handle components of the high-voltage
vehicle electrical system.
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open the housing.
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disconnect plug connectors.
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come into contact with components or
orange-colored cables of the high-
voltage vehicle electrical system
following an accident.
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come into contact with orange-colored
cables or their damaged plug connectors.
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come into contact with damaged
components of the high-voltage vehicle
electrical system.
Have the damaged orange-colored cables or
their damaged plug connectors replaced
immediately at an authorized electric
drive smart center. The service partner
must have the required knowledge and tools
to carry out the necessary work. For safety
reasons, smart recommends using a smart
center which is qualified for smart
electric drive. Particularly for safetyrelevant work and work on safety-relevant
vehicle systems, servicing by an
authorized electric drive smart center is
essential.
Do not remove the high-voltage battery of
the high-voltage vehicle electrical
system. Have the required work carried out
by an authorized electric drive smart
center. smart recommends that you use an
authorized electric drive smart center.
WARNING
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Heavy blows against the vehicle underbody
or tires/wheels, for example when running
over an obstacle, road debris or a pothole,
may cause serious damage and impair the
operating safety of your vehicle.
If you feel a sudden significant vibration
or ride disturbance, or you suspect that
damage to your vehicle has occurred, you
should turn on your hazard warning
flashers, carefully slow down, and drive
with caution to an area which is a safe
distance from the road.
Inspect the vehicle underbody and tires/
wheels for possible damage. If the vehicle
appears unsafe, have it towed to the nearest
authorized electric drive smart center or
other maintenance or repair facility that
>> General Information.
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Operating safety
is qualified to work on smart electric
vehicles for further inspection or repairs.
WARNING
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The high‑voltage battery of the drive
system is located under the vehicle’s
underbody. When the pressure inside the
high‑voltage battery exceeds a certain
value, for example in case of avehicle fire,
inflammable gas will escape via a duct. The
inflammable gas escapes to an area under
the vehicle. This prevents the high‑voltage
battery from exploding.
Stay away from this area of the vehicle.
>> General Information.
Automatic switch‑off of the highvoltage system
The high-voltage system will be
automatically switched off, in the event
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of an accident in which the restraint
systems are triggered
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of a short circuit in the high-voltage
system is detected
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that an electric connection in the highvoltage system has been disconnected.
This helps to avoid that you get in contact
with high-voltage.
WARNING
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Always have maintenance work on drive
system and high-voltage system
electronics and components performed by a
qualified specialist, e.g. at an authorized
electric drive smart center. In particular,
work relevant to safety or on safety related
systems must be carried out at a qualified
specialist workshop with expert knowledge
of electric drive vehicles.
WARNING
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Work improperly carried out on electronic
components and associated software could
cause them to cease functioning. Because
the vehicle’s electronic components are
interconnected, any modifications made
may produce an undesired effect on other
systems. Electronic malfunctions could
seriously impair the operating safety of
your vehicle.
See an authorized electric drive smart
center for repairs or modifications to
electronic components.
Improper work or modifications on other
vehicle systems could also have a negative
impact on the operating safety of the
vehicle.
Performing work on the vehicle
WARNING
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To help avoid personal injury, be extremely
careful when performing any service work
or repairs. Improper or incomplete service
or the use of incorrect or inappropriate
parts or materials may damage the vehicle
or its equipment, which may in turn result
in personal injury.
If you have any questions about carrying out
any type of service, turn to the advice of an
authorized electric drive smart center.
WARNING
G
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Always have maintenance work on drive
system and high-voltage system
electronics and components, such as
control modules, sensors and connecting
cables, performed by a qualified
specialist workshop with the necessary
expert knowledge of electric drive
vehicles and the tools to carry out the
work required, e.g. at an authorized
electric drive smart center. Otherwise
there is a danger that vehicle
components may wear more rapidly,
which may void the vehicle’s warranty.
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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High-voltage disconnect device
The vehicle is equipped with a highvoltage disconnect device : to disable
the vehicle’s high-voltage system.
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The high-voltage system must only be
switched off at vehicle standstill by
specially trained service engineers.
Otherwise the high-voltage system may
be damaged.
Operating safety
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>> General Information.
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Introduction
Introduction
smart Maintenance System
The Maintenance System tracks distance
driven and the time elapsed since your last
service. The maintenance service is
indicated in the multifunction display in
the instrument cluster.
Approximately 1 month before a
maintenance service is due, a message
appears in the multifunction display. The
message provides the remaining miles or
days until the next maintenance service is
due.
A descriptive listing of the service items
are contained in this booklet starting on
>> Maintenance Booklet.
(Y page 8). Following each maintenance
service, your authorized electric drive
smart center will reset the Maintenance
System service indicator by confirming
the service items performed.
proper maintenance service has been
performed. Resetting the system without
performing the proper maintenance
service will result in electric drive
system and/or other vehicle damage not
covered by the smart New Vehicle
Limited Warranty.
Tires
Your vehicle’s tires are a critical
component to overall vehicle performance
and vehicle stability. The useful life of
tires will vary and is proportional to tire
type, speed rating, ambient conditions,
tire loading, tire inflation pressure, road
surfaces, and individual driving style,
among other factors. Therefore, smart
recommends regular checks for wear and
proper inflation.
The authorized electric drive smart center
performing the maintenance services will
confirm the work has been carried out
using the Confirmation pages in this
booklet (Y page 12).
We continuously strive to improve our
product and ask for your understanding that
we reserve the right to make changes in the
periodic maintenance work for our
vehicles.
The information in this booklet is accurate
as of the press date. At the time of your
scheduled maintenance appointments with
your authorized electric drive smart
center, the most current maintenance work
information will be utilized for your
vehicle’s age or mileage. Please check with
your authorized electric drive smart
center for any changes to the periodic
maintenance work for your vehicle.
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If the Maintenance System service
counter was inadvertently reset, have an
authorized electric drive smart center
correct it. Please only reset if the
Severe operating conditions
The maintenance intervals have been
determined so that the vehicle, under
normal operating conditions, should
operate properly between maintenance
services. Severe operating conditions may
call for correspondingly sooner
replacement of the following items:
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Interior filter
(combination filter) is replaced as
called for by the Maintenance System.
Under severe dust conditions, or with the
Climate Control frequently operating in
the air recirculation mode, the filter
should be replaced more frequently than
indicated by the Maintenance System.
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Coolant
Have the coolant (water/anticorrosion/
antifreeze mixture) replaced at the
specified maintenance interval.
Replacement of coolant may be required
more frequently if coolant is not
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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maintained according to instructions
and/or other than approved
anticorrosion/antifreeze products for
your vehicle are being used. For
instructions on coolant, see "Coolant" in
your vehicle Operator's Manual. For a
listing of approved anticorrosion/
antifreeze products for your vehicle,
contact your authorized electric drive
smart center.
Wear items
While the Maintenance System calls for
inspection of certain wear items, the
system does not make any judgment on the
condition of these wear items. Only a
qualified technician can determine if a
wear item needs to be replaced.
Regular checks
In addition to the services, we recommend
that you check the following items
regularly (for example: weekly or before
any long journey):
Manual for guidelines and correct
procedures to check tire condition and
pressures.
Notes on the warranty
Authorized electric drive smart centers
are at your disposal for service work. Your
authorized electricdrive smart center can
ensure that your vehicle is professionally
and thoroughly serviced and repaired.
Please see the Service and Warranty
Information booklet for detailed
information on warranty terms and
coverage.
Please follow the instructions given in
this Maintenance Booklet, even if you
entrust the vehicle to a third party for use
or care. Only in this way will you be able
to ensure that your warranty rights are not
affected.
Have your vehicle serviced by your
authorized electric drive smart center
which is fully equipped to provide this
service.
>> Maintenance Booklet.
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Coolantlevel – Please refer to the
Operator’s Manual for the correct
procedure to check the coolant level.
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Brake fluid level – If brake fluid has to
be added, see an authorized electric
drive smart center to determine the
cause, e.g. leaks or worn brake pads.
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Windshield washing system – If the
washer fluid level drops below the
minimum level, the washer fluid level
warning appears. Add washer fluid mixed
with smart windshield washer solvent/
concentrate, test function and check
wiper blades.
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Lighting system
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Tire condition and pressures –Check at
least monthly. Please refer to section
"Tires and wheels" in the Operator's
Service records
Your authorized electric drive smart
center will certify in this booklet the
maintenance services on your vehicle
which it has performed.
Other than the maintenance services
described, the Maintenance Booklet does
not record or reflect any repair work that
may have been performed to your vehicle.
Please keep those receipts with your
vehicle records.
For information concerning warranty, see
your Service and Warranty Information
booklet.
Your authorized electric drive smart
center will gladly furnish additional
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Maintenance service descriptions
information on the maintenance of your
vehicle.
Daimler Vehicle Innovations USA LLC
A Daimler Company
Parts/Operating materials
We recommend only the use of Genuine smart
parts for service and repairs, since they
meet our specifications. It is also
important to only use lubricants and
anticorrosion/antifreeze coolant meeting
factory specifications. Contact your
authorized electric drive smart center for
more information on this subject.
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Maintenance service descriptions
Vehicle Maintenance Service Work
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Maintenance services should be
performed at the number of miles or
years (whichever comes first) as
indicated.
Detailed descriptions for each
maintenance service can be found
starting on (Y page 9).
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Maintenance
Maintenance
every 12,500 miles or every year
Vehicle interior
Check brake system for proper function
Check parking brake, adjust if necessary with separate work order
Check exterior lighting, high beam flasher, hazard warning lamp, turn signal lamps,
horn and headlamp range adjustment for proper operation
Check warning/indicator lamps and electrical consumers for proper operation
depending on the vehicle equipment: Power windows, interior illumination, rear
window heater, seat heater, illumination of switches and display instruments,
cigarette lighter and mirror adjustment
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Check controls of heater and ventilation for proper operation and ease of movement:
All blower motor level settings and the airflow from the vents
Check Soft top for function
Check windshield washer system and front windshield wiper for proper operation and
spray pattern
Check rear window washer system and wiper for proper operation and spray pattern
Reset maintenance interval display in instrument cluster
Check seat belts and buckles for external damage and correct operation
Replace combination filter
Check TIREFIT tire repair kit (special equipment) – expiration date. If expired,
replace with separate work order
Check condition of 12 volt battery using "Midtronics EXP 717" tester
Replace battery in vehicle key
Doors, flaps
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Central locking:Check function. Lubricate locks and hinges (lower section of tailgate:
wax hinges)
Outside of vehicle
Check bodywork for paintwork damage without removalofparts. In the event of damage
perform repair with separate work order
Check windshield for condition
Check the front lamps, rear lamps and side marker lamps
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Maintenance
Check headlamp and front fog lamp adjustment, correct if necessarywith separate work
order
Check charging cable and vehicle socket for damage. In the event of damage, perform
repair with separate work order
Remove service flap and check fluid level of brake system. If there is a loss of fluid,
determine cause and perform repair with separate work order
Brake fluid: Beginning at year 3, check wet boiling point.
If brake fluid replacement is necessary, perform using separate work order. Document
change of brake fluid in the service report
Check the fluid level in the windshield washer system, correct if necessary with
separate work order
Cooling system (high-voltage battery and electric drive): Check fluid level and
antifreeze, correct if necessary with separate work order. If there is a loss of fluid,
>> Maintenance Booklet.
determine cause and perform repair with separate work order
Wheels, brakes
Check tires by means of visual inspection inside and outside for damage and crack
formation
Check tire inflation pressure and correct if necessary
Check tread depth of tires
Check front brake pads by means of visual inspection for lining thickness and front
brake disks for condition
Rear axle: Check brake lining thickness by means of visual inspection through the
inspection holes in the brake carrier plate (For the first time after 37,500 miles, then
every 2 years or 25,000 miles.)
If the brake lining thickness is almost at the wear limit, the brake lining thickness
must be measured with the brake drums removed (separate work order)
Underside of vehicle
Check all visible parts for leakage and damage by means of visual inspection. In the
event of leakage or damage, determine cause and perform repair with separate work
order
Check electric drive and transmission for damage, leakage and defective mounting by
means of visual inspection. In the event of leakage or damage, determine cause and
perform repair with separate work order
High-voltage battery: Check all visible fasteners and condition of all visible highvoltage lines by means of visual inspection. In the event of damage, perform repair
with separate work order
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Additional work
Check play of front axle joints, check rubber boots for damage
Check tie rod joints and drag link joints for play, check rubber boots for damage
Applicable additional work (Y page 11)
Additional work
Every Maintenance
Check high-voltage battery using STAR DIAGNOSIS tester
At year 2 only
Replace brake fluid.
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Document change of brake fluid in the service report
Every 2 years or 25,000 miles
High-voltage battery: Replace desiccant cartridge with separate work order
After 50,000 miles, then every 2 years or 25,000 miles
Check brake adjusters for damage and collar seals on wheel brake cylinders for leakage
and correct position with the brake drums removed.Inthe event of damage or leakage,
perform repair with separate work order
>> Maintenance Booklet.
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Confirmations
Confirmations
Maintenance service
Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
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Replaced:
Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
Confirmations
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Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Confirmations
Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
Confirmations
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Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Confirmations
Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
Confirmations
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Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Confirmations
Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
Confirmations
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Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Confirmations
Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
Confirmations
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Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Confirmations
Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
Confirmations
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Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
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Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Confirmations
Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
Confirmations
25
Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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26
Confirmations
Complete in full
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Date
Odometer
Repair order no. (if applicable)
Next service due: Miles
Next service due: Month/year
Service carried out in accordance with
DVIUSA specifications:
Yes/No
Replaced:
>> Maintenance Booklet.
Brake fluid
Combination filter
Coolant
Battery in vehicle key
Brake pads, front axle
Brake lining, rear axle
Desiccant cartridge
Notes Rubber stamp/Signature
WARNING
G
Please make sure you read the technical documentation, such
as the Operator’s Manual and workshop information, before
carrying out any maintenance work.
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27
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