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This document serves as a comprehensive checklist for the 182-point inspection of Honda True certified vehicles, ensuring all essential components are inspected and meet the program standards before certification.

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How to fill out 182-point inspection checklist

1. Gather all maintenance tools and materials required for the inspection.
2. Review the 182-point inspection checklist to familiarize yourself with each item.
3. Begin with the exterior checks, examining the body, windows, and lights.
4. Move to the under-the-hood inspection, reviewing fluid levels, belts, and hoses.
5. Inspect the undercarriage and suspension components for wear and damage.
6. Check tire condition, tread depth, and alignment.
7. Step inside the vehicle to evaluate the cabin, controls, and safety features.
8. Test all electrical systems, including wipers, horn, and climate control.
9. Document the findings for each point on the checklist, noting any issues.
10. Summarize the inspection results and discuss any recommended repairs.

Who needs 182-point inspection checklist?

1. Vehicle owners seeking to maintain vehicle safety and performance.
2. Used car buyers wanting to assess the condition of a vehicle before purchase.
3. Automotive professionals performing routine inspections or certifications.
4. Fleet management personnel overseeing the condition of company vehicles.
5. Insurance companies requiring a report on vehicle condition for underwriting purposes.

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What is 182-point inspection checklist?

The 182-point inspection checklist is a comprehensive evaluation tool used primarily in the automotive industry to assess the condition of a vehicle. It consists of 182 specific points that need to be inspected to ensure the vehicle is safe and functioning properly.

Who is required to file 182-point inspection checklist?

Typically, automotive dealerships, service centers, and mechanics are required to file the 182-point inspection checklist to verify the condition of vehicles they are selling or servicing.

How to fill out 182-point inspection checklist?

To fill out a 182-point inspection checklist, inspectors should systematically go through each of the 182 points, documenting the condition of each item, adding any necessary notes or comments, and signing off on the inspection once complete.

What is the purpose of 182-point inspection checklist?

The purpose of the 182-point inspection checklist is to ensure comprehensive vehicle evaluation, facilitate necessary repairs, improve safety, and maintain transparency between the seller and buyer regarding the vehicle's condition.

What information must be reported on 182-point inspection checklist?

The checklist must report details such as the inspection results for each of the 182 points, any repairs needed, the inspector's notes, the date of inspection, and the inspector's signature.