Abfahrtkontrolle & Prüfungsfragen für die Fahrerlaubnis der Klasse B für den Golf 8

Summary

This video script provides a comprehensive guide to conducting a pre-driving vehicle inspection. It covers key checks such as ensuring the car is securely parked, verifying fluid levels (engine oil, coolant, brake fluid), inspecting tire tread depth, and confirming the proper functioning of essential car components. The script demonstrates the use of lights, horn, and other controls, while emphasizing safety procedures like checking the handbrake and observing warning lights on the dashboard. Ultimately, the video educates viewers on how to prepare a vehicle for driving and ensures all systems are operational before taking the car out.

Takeaways

• 😀 Ensure that the car is securely parked and the handbrake is activated before getting out.
• 😀 Always check the steering wheel lock by using the right hand and performing a shoulder check before locking the door.
• 😀 To open the hood, use the lever in the cabin, followed by a shoulder check and proper door opening technique.
• 😀 The car's engine oil, coolant, brake fluid, and windshield washer fluid levels can be checked under the hood.
• 😀 To check oil level, clean the dipstick, reinsert it, and ensure the oil level is between minimum and maximum indicators.
• 😀 Ensure the tires have a tread depth of at least 1.6 mm, and check the air pressure and for any visible damage.
• 😀 Tire pressure information can be found in the owner's manual, on the side of the door frame, or near the gas cap.
• 😀 Reflectors on the car must be clean and undamaged for visibility.
• 😀 The car's ignition should be turned on without pressing the brake. All indicators, including the brake warning light, should be checked.
• 😀 The horn, turn signals, headlights, and fog lights must be tested for functionality. This includes checking the blue indicator for high beams.
• 😀 If the parking brake is working, the car should not move forward when the brake is engaged while in gear and the gas pedal is pressed.

Q & A

What should be done first when parking the car?

The first step is to park the car, ensure it is theft-proof, and activate the parking brake.

How is the steering wheel lock activated?

The steering wheel lock is activated by pressing a button with the right hand while opening the door and performing a shoulder check.

How do you open the car's hood?

To open the car's hood, pull the lever located in the middle of the car, and then use the right hand to lift the hood.

What fluids can be checked under the hood?

You can check windshield washer fluid, engine coolant, motor oil, and brake fluid.

How can the engine oil level be checked?

To check the engine oil level, remove the dipstick, wipe it clean, reinsert it, then pull it out again to check if the oil is between the minimum and maximum levels.

What should be inspected on the tires?

The tire inspection includes checking the tread depth (which must be at least 1.6mm), the tire pressure, and ensuring there are no external damages.

Where can you find the recommended tire pressure?

The recommended tire pressure can typically be found in the car's manual, on the inside of the driver's side door frame, or on the gas tank cap.

What are the rear reflectors, and where are they located?

The rear reflectors are located on the rear of the car. They need to be clean and undamaged to function properly.

How do you activate the hazard lights?

To activate the hazard lights, press the corresponding button, which will flash all four turn signal lights on the car.

How is the handbrake tested?

To test the handbrake, engage the handbrake, put the car in gear, and gently accelerate. If the car does not move, the handbrake is working properly.