These checks help in maintaining the car’s performance and longevity.

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Opening the bonnet (or hood) of a car allows you to check several important components for maintenance and safety purposes. Here's what you can typically check:

1. Engine Oil – Check the oil level using the dipstick and see if it's at the correct level and whether the oil is clean.

2. Coolant Level – Inspect the coolant reservoir to ensure the car has enough coolant to prevent overheating.

3. Brake Fluid – Check the brake fluid level, which is vital for the braking system to function properly.

4. Power Steering Fluid – If your car uses hydraulic power steering, ensure the fluid is at the correct level.

5. Battery – Check the battery terminals for corrosion and the overall condition of the battery.

6. Air Filter – Ensure the air filter is clean and free from debris, which can affect engine performance.

7. Belts and Hoses – Inspect the condition of the belts and hoses for signs of wear or cracks.

8. Windshield Washer Fluid – Top off the washer fluid to ensure you can clean the windshield effectively.

These checks help in maintaining the car’s performance and longevity.

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