Inspect the air suspension components for leaks, damage, or worn-out parts.

Check the air compressor and air lines for proper operation and leaks.

Ensure the suspension height sensors are calibrated correctly to maintain proper ride height.

Consider replacing faulty air springs or struts if necessary.

Monitor the engine oil level and top up as needed to maintain proper lubrication.

Inspect for oil leaks around the engine, including the valve cover gasket, oil pan, and oil seals.

Check for clogged or malfunctioning PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) valves that may contribute to oil consumption.

A compression test will help determine the condition of piston rings and cylinder walls.

Consider switching to a higher-quality engine oil or oil additive designed to reduce oil consumption.

The engine oil maintenance section of the manual provides recommendations on oil specifications and consumption troubleshooting.

Check the tire pressure and ensure proper wheel alignment to prevent steering issues caused by misaligned wheels.

Inspect the fluid level and condition of the power steering system, topping up or flushing if necessary.

Check for worn or damaged steering components such as tie rods, ball joints, and steering rack bushings.

Test the power steering pump for proper operation and pressure output.

Consider a professional alignment and steering system inspection if problems persist.

Check the transmission fluid level and condition, ensuring it is at the correct level and not contaminated.

Perform a transmission fluid flush and filter replacement to improve shifting performance if necessary.

Inspect the transmission mounts for wear or damage that may cause rough shifting or vibrations.

Test the transmission solenoids and sensors for proper operation and replace them if faulty.

Consider a professional transmission diagnostic scan and repair if problems persist.

It is recommended that the transmission maintenance section in the manual be consulted for guidance on fluid replacement and diagnostic procedures.

Regularly inspect the cooling system components, including the radiator, hoses, and thermostat, for leaks or blockages.

Ensure proper coolant levels and mix according to manufacturer recommendations.

The cooling fan and fan clutch should be in good working order to ensure adequate airflow through the radiator.

Look for water leaks and bearing wear that impede coolant circulation.

Avoid prolonged idling or heavy loads on the engine in hot weather conditions to reduce the risk of overheating.

Brake pads and rotors must be checked for wear and replaced if worn beyond specifications.

Check the brake fluid level and condition, flush it, and replace it if it is contaminated or old.

Ensure that the brake calipers and wheel cylinders are free of leaks or sticking, repairing or replacing them as needed.

Ensure proper adjustment of the parking brake to prevent dragging and premature wear.

Consider upgrading to high-performance brake pads and rotors for improved stopping power.

The manual suggests consulting the brake system maintenance section in the manual for guidance on inspection, adjustment, and replacement procedures.