In order to ensure that the brake fluid level is in the recommended range, you should check the brake fluid level.

The brake pads and rotors should be inspected for wear regularly. If they are worn out, they should be replaced.

Check for any leaks in the brake system, including brake lines and calipers.

If the problem persists, you should consult a professional mechanic who will perform a comprehensive brake system inspection and repair.

Manual suggestion: Refer to the brake system troubleshooting section of the manual for guidance on fixing brake problems.addressing brake issues.

Look closely at the electrical wiring to see if it shows any signs of damage or corrosion.

Test the electrical components, including lights, switches, and fuses, to identify malfunctioning parts.

As needed, repair or replace any faulty electrical components.

Consider consulting an auto electrician for advanced diagnosis and repair if the issue persists.

A suggestion from the manual: Consult the electrical troubleshooting section for guidance on electrical troubles.

Check for fuel leaks under the vehicle and around the fuel tank.

Test the fuel pump's functionality to ensure it's delivering fuel properly.

The fuel lines and the connections between them should be inspected to ensure they have not been damaged or blocked.

Replace any faulty fuel system components and ensure proper fuel delivery if necessary.

Recommendation: Refer to the manual's maintenance section for guidance on handling fuel system challenges.

Inspect the exterior accessories, including door handles, mirrors, and trim pieces, for any visible damage or signs of wear.

Test the functionality of each accessory to identify any malfunctioning parts.

Repair or replace any faulty exterior accessories as needed.

Ensure proper installation and alignment of the replaced components.

The manual suggests consulting the exterior accessories troubleshooting section in the manual for guidance on troubleshooting exterior accessories malfunctions.

Check the functionality of interior features such as power windows, door locks, and the dashboard.

Inspect the wiring and connections of the interior accessories to see any signs of damage or loose connections.

Test each accessory individually to identify any malfunctioning parts.

Repair or replace any faulty interior accessories as needed.

Suggestion in the manual: Refer to the manual's interior accessories troubleshooting section for guidance on troubleshooting interior accessories concerns.

Inspect the vehicle's exterior for paint peeling, rust, or other body-related problems.

Clean and prep the affected areas for repair.

Apply touch-up paint or perform bodywork to repair any damaged or rusted areas.

Apply a protective sealant or wax to prevent future paint and body issues.

The manual recommends: Consult the paint and body maintenance section in the manual for guidance on addressing paint and body issues.