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You should be able to complete this pre-trip inspection in less than 15 minutes.  \n1. Under hood  \nAs you approach, look under the vehicle for leaks. Check the following:  \n❏ Licence plate • check for licence plate  \n\n| ❏ Fluids | • check fluid levels and condition (for example, colour, smell) including: engine oil, engine coolant, power steering fluid, brake fluid and windshield washer fluid |\n| --- | --- |\n| ❏ Belts | • ensure any drive belts have good tension with no cracks, frayed cord or missing teeth |\n| ❏ Hoses | • ensure hose connections are secure with no kinks, leaks, cuts, abrasions or cracks |\n| ❏ Battery | • check for visible corrosion or leaks • terminal connections are secure\u003Cbr>• battery is securely mounted • battery fluid level (if accessible) |\n| ❏ Engine compartment | • check for fuel, oil or coolant leaks |\n\nClose and secure hood.  \n2. In passenger compartment  \n\n| ❏ Seats, seatbelts | • check driver’s seat is adjusted for you and that seatbelt is in working order\u003Cbr>• check that all seatbelts are in good condition and work well • seats and passenger compartment is clean |\n| --- | --- |\n| ❏ Mirrors | • ensure they’re adjusted for you and that they’re clean and free of cracks |\n| ❏ Windows/windshield | • ensure they’re clean and free of cracks and that they open and close |\n| ❏ Documentation | Ensure that all documentation is in the vehicle and is valid and up-to-date including:\u003Cbr>• vehicle licence, registration and insurance\u003Cbr>• logbook (if required)\u003Cbr>• CVIP inspection report (if required)\u003Cbr>• CVIP inspection decal on windshield (if required) |\n\nMV2677B (092019) Page 1 of 3  \nStart engine, check the following:  \n❏ Instrument panel Ensure that all gauges and warning lights are working properly, and that they respond properly as the engine is started and warms up:  \n• charge rate indicator or gauge—ensure voltmeter or ammeter works properly and the charge is good  \n• oil pressure indicator or gauge—ensure that it indicates normal pressure soon after engine starts  \n• coolant temperature indicator or gauge—check that indicator rises to normal operating temperature—light should go off after engine starts  \n• fuel gauge—indicates sufficient fuel  \n• instrument lights—ensure they work  \n\n| ❏ Windshield wipers/ washers | • ensure wipers and washers work |\n| --- | --- |\n| ❏ Heater/defroster | • ensure heater and defroster controls work including fan, in heater and defroster positions |\n| ❏ Interior lights | • ensure they work |\n| ❏ Four-way flashers | • check that both indicators on dashboard work (the exterior lights will be checked later as part of checking the turn signals) |\n| ❏ Horn | • ensure it works |\n| ❏ Engine noises | • listen for unusual sounds |\n\n3. Circle check  \nTurn on left-turn signal and low-beam headlights.  \nWalk to the front of vehicle to begin circle check.  \n• Conduct circle check by walking counter-clockwise to face traffic. Be particularly cautious when you’re walking with your back to traffic.  \n❏ Lights  \nAs you inspect the vehicle, check all lights:  \n• ensure they work • lenses are clean and not cracked • lenses are correct colour  \n\n| • Check that left-turn signal, low-beam headlights, tail lights and licence plate lights are working.\u003Cbr>Return to driver’s seat.\u003Cbr>Turn on right-turn signal and high-beam headlights.\u003Cbr>❏ Lights • check right-turn signals, high-beam headlights, licence plate light and brake lights |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| ❏ | Mirrors | • ensure they are securely attached |\n| ❏ | Doors | • ensure they open and close securely |\n| ❏ | Exhaust system | • ensure it’s in good condition • no leaks • muffler is securely fastened |\n| ❏ | Fuel cap | • ensure it’s present and secure |\n| ❏ | Body | • check for body damage |\n| ❏ | Tires/wheels | • check tires for inflation, signs of bu","cbCaiiZoMvtzl98r","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiZoMvtzl98r","pdf",77854,"English","# Under hood\n# In passenger compartment\n# Circle check\n# Brake response tests","[{\"question\":\"How long should the Class 4 restricted pre-trip inspection take?\",\"answer\":\"It should be possible to complete the inspection in less than 15 minutes.\"},{\"question\":\"What should be checked under the hood?\",\"answer\":\"Check for leaks and verify fluids, drive belts, hose connections, battery condition and mounting, and the engine compartment for fuel, oil, or coolant leaks.\"},{\"question\":\"What tests are performed for brake response?\",\"answer\":\"Depress the brake pedal, shift into low gear, gently tug the parking brake to ensure it holds, release the parking brake, then move ahead and apply the foot brake to check braking response; an assistant should check brake lights when possible.\"}]","Class 4 Restricted Pre-Trip Inspection | PDF"]