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This checklist is used to ensure that all necessary inspections are performed on Honda Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles to meet the standards of the Honda Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle Program. It covers various aspects of the vehicle including VIN verification, interior and exterior inspections, under-hood checks, and road tests to confirm the vehicle\'s eligibility for certification.

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How to fill out 182-point inspection checklist

1. Gather all necessary tools and materials, including the inspection checklist.
2. Begin with a visual inspection of the vehicle's exterior for signs of damage or wear.
3. Check the condition of the tires, including tread depth and pressure.
4. Inspect the brakes, ensuring pads and rotors are in good condition.
5. Examine all fluid levels (oil, coolant, brake fluid, etc.) and top off as needed.
6. Test the lights (headlights, brake lights, turn signals) to ensure they are functioning.
7. Inspect the wipers and windshield for damage, replacing wipers if necessary.
8. Check the battery for corrosion and ensure it is securely mounted.
9. Verify the operation of the engine and listen for any unusual noises.
10. Complete the checklist by documenting all findings and any required repairs.

Who needs 182-point inspection checklist?

1. Vehicle owners looking to maintain their vehicle in optimal condition.
2. Automotive technicians performing thorough inspections before servicing.
3. Dealerships conducting multi-point inspections for used car evaluations.
4. Fleet managers ensuring company vehicles are roadworthy and safe.
5. Safety inspectors requiring a detailed evaluation of a vehicle's condition.

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What is 182-point inspection checklist?

The 182-point inspection checklist is a comprehensive evaluation tool used to assess the condition of a vehicle, ensuring that all aspects are thoroughly checked for safety and functionality.

Who is required to file 182-point inspection checklist?

Individuals or businesses involved in vehicle sales, inspections, and repairs may be required to file the 182-point inspection checklist to comply with regulatory standards.

How to fill out 182-point inspection checklist?

To fill out the 182-point inspection checklist, carefully evaluate each item as specified, marking all findings, and provide comments where necessary. Ensure accuracy and thoroughness in data entry.

What is the purpose of 182-point inspection checklist?

The purpose of the 182-point inspection checklist is to ensure vehicles meet safety standards, identify potential issues, and provide a documented assessment for compliance and consumer information.

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

The checklist must report detailed findings related to the vehicle's mechanical components, safety features, maintenance history, and any necessary repairs or recommendations.