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I do check my car every couple of weeks. I have a routine that takes about 3 minutes total. About twice a month so about 24 times 3 minutes ~ 1 hour per year.
by lmilcin 5y ago
I do check my car every couple of weeks. I have a routine that takes about 3 minutes total. About twice a month so about 24 times 3 minutes ~ 1 hour per year.
Although I could argue it actually takes zero time because I usually do this while waiting for somebody else to get into the car.
As a side note, if you are too busy to brush your teeth you should consider talking to a health professional about consequences of not brushing teeth. Or maybe your wife/girlfriend.
- pc86 5y agoOkay. You're so in the minority that we can safely say "nobody does this" and still have it be an accurate statement at a statistical level.
- sbarre 5y agoI also inspect my car pretty regularly in a quick "walk-around", and check things like tire pressure at least monthly, if we're out here collecting anecdotes. And I don't drive anything fancy..
- shotta 5y agoMy dad put little mirrors in the garage so he can check the blinkers easily without leaving the vehicle.
- edoceo 5y agoTell you dad he's clever. And also some random fool from the internet is now copying him.
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- spockz 5y agoI just check my lights in either glass window reflections or paint reflections from parked cars depending on how and where I’m parked. The only car that needed the engine oil checked regularly was our second car, a 12 year old Opel Corsa. All other cars kept their fluid and just needed the oil changed at the regular intervals.
- u801e 5y agoMy 2000 model Audi actually has a indicator light on the dash that only comes in when the stop lamp is not coming on, but only when the brake pedal is pressed.
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