2003 FIAT PALIO service schedule

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FIAT PALIO 2003 178 / 1.G India Version Owners Manual 74
If  the  engine  begins  to  “lose  its
smoothless” when travelling, continue
your journey but reduce the demands
you are making on the engine and go
to a 
Fiat Dealership as soon as you
can.
W

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FIAT PALIO 2003 178 / 1.G India Version Owners Manual 75
CONTAINING RUNNING COSTS 
AND POLLUTION
Tyres
Tyre pressure should be checked at
least  once  every  four  weeks:  if  the
pressure is too low fuel consumption
increases  as  the  resistance  to  t

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FIAT PALIO 2003 178 / 1.G India Version Owners Manual 105
SCHEDULED
SERVICING
Correct maintenance of the car is es-
sential for ensuring it stays in tip-top
condition  for  a  long  time  to  come.
For this reason, Fiat prepared a se-
ries of maintenance

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Thousands of kilometers 15 3045 6075 90105 120135 150165 180
SERVICE SCHEDULE
Check o

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FIAT PALIO 2003 178 / 1.G India Version Owners Manual 109
IMPORTANT - Air cleaner
Using the car on dusty roads, replace
the air cleaner more frequently than
indicated in the Scheduled Servicing
Plan.
For any doubt on the air cleaner re-
placement, in rel

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FIAT PALIO 2003 178 / 1.G India Version Owners Manual 116
AIR CLEANER
REPLACEMENT fig. 14
Release the clips A, remove the cov-
er 
Band remove the filtering element
C.
fig. 14
P4E01442
The symbol π, present
on  the  container,  indi-
cates synthetic bra

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FIAT PALIO 2003 178 / 1.G India Version Owners Manual 121
SPARK PLUGS
The cleanness and soundness of the
spark plugs 
fig. 19 are very important
for  keeping  the  engine  efficient  and
polluting emissions down.
The appearance of the spark plug, if
exam

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FIAT PALIO 2003 178 / 1.G India Version Owners Manual 123
RUBBER TUBING
Follow the Service Schedule to the
letter as concerns supply line, power
steering and brake system rubber tub-
ing.  Ozone,  high  temperatures  and
long absence of fluid in the syst