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Car 1 Weekly Vehicle Inspection Checklist

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Ensure your emergency vehicle is mission ready with this Car 1 weekly inspection checklist. Review general condition, leaks, belts, hoses, tire pressure, and all fluids. Verify cab gauges, warning lights, steering, brakes, mirrors, and interior lights. Test headlights, running and brake lights, directionals, backup lights, and siren. Confirm fire and medical gear, including jump kit and SCBA, is present and functional. Assess chassis components such as suspension, fuel tank, exhaust, and drivetrain.

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