Free Aesthetic Brakes and Suspension Inspection Checklist Template
Aesthetic Brakes and Suspension Inspection Checklist
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Brakes Inspection
1. Brake Pads and Shoes
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Check for visible wear on brake pads or shoes.
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Inspect for even wear patterns; check for grooves or uneven surfaces.
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Examine for signs of excessive dust or debris buildup around the pads.
2. Brake Rotors/Discs
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Visually inspect brake rotors for any signs of scoring, grooves, or cracks.
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Check for rust buildup or discoloration.
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Ensure the rotors are evenly mounted and free from excessive dirt or grease.
3. Brake Lines and Hoses
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Look for any visible signs of leakage or fluid stains.
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Inspect the brake lines and hoses for cracks, bulges, or signs of wear.
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Ensure hoses are securely fastened and not rubbing against other parts.
4. Brake Calipers
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Check for visible damage or leakage around the caliper pistons.
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Inspect the condition of the paint or finish for any signs of rust, corrosion, or chipping.
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Ensure calipers are evenly mounted and functioning properly.
5. Brake Fluid Reservoir
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Visually inspect the brake fluid reservoir for proper fluid levels.
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Check for any signs of leakage around the reservoir cap or housing.
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Ensure the reservoir is clean, free from dirt, and properly sealed.
Suspension Inspection
1. Shock Absorbers
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Check for visible damage, such as cracks, dents, or oil leakage.
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Inspect the condition of the shock absorber mounts for signs of wear or loosening.
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Ensure the absorbers are free from rust and other corrosion-related issues.
2. Springs
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Look for any broken, cracked, or misaligned springs.
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Check for rust or corrosion, especially around the spring coils.
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Inspect for signs of excessive wear on spring mounts.
3. Control Arms and Bushings
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Inspect control arms for signs of bending, wear, or corrosion.
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Check bushings for cracks or splitting that could affect suspension performance.
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Ensure all control arm mounts are secure and free from rust.
4. Ball Joints and Tie Rods
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Visually inspect ball joints for any signs of wear or damage.
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Check tie rods for signs of corrosion or bending.
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Ensure that all joints are properly lubricated and functioning smoothly.
5. Suspension Mounting Points
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Check suspension mounts for any signs of rust, corrosion, or cracking.
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Ensure all bolts, nuts, and fasteners are properly tightened.
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Inspect for any signs of excessive wear or damage around mounting points.
6. Wheel Alignment and Tension
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Check for uneven tire wear, which may indicate misalignment.
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Inspect suspension components for damage that could affect alignment.
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Ensure suspension components are properly tensioned to prevent instability.