Engine & Drivetrain

1. Engine and Drivetrain

• Oil Changes: Use classic-friendly oils with additives to protect older engines.

• Carburetor Maintenance: Clean and adjust for proper fuel-air mixture.

• Timing Adjustments: Check ignition timing for smooth operation.

• Belts and Hoses: Inspect for cracks, wear, and proper tension; replace if needed.

• Spark Plugs and Wires: Clean, adjust, or replace for consistent firing.

• Fuel System:

• Inspect fuel lines and replace deteriorated rubber components.

• Clean or rebuild the carburetor.

• Use fuel stabilizers to prevent ethanol damage.

• Cooling System:

• Check and flush the radiator.

• Inspect water pump and thermostat for wear.

• Replace coolant as per the car’s requirements.

Electrical System

2. Electrical System

• Battery Maintenance:

• Ensure proper charge.

• Clean terminals and prevent corrosion.

• Alternator or Generator Testing: Ensure reliable charging of the battery.

• Wiring and Fuses: Inspect for cracks, fraying, or poor connections.

• Lighting: Test headlights, taillights, indicators, and dashboard lights.

Brakes

3. Brakes

• Brake Fluid: Flush and replace to prevent moisture buildup.

• Brake Pads and Shoes: Inspect and replace as needed.

• Brake Lines and Hoses: Check for leaks or cracks.

• Rotors and Drums: Inspect for wear and resurface or replace if necessary.