Your BMW 633Csi may be old, but are you really ready to part with? With all the mileage and memorable drives that this car has given you, are you just going to accept that it's already time for your baby to retire, when you know that there's something you could do to prolong its service life? Well, if you're interested in keeping your BMW 633CSi a bit longer, then here are ways on how you can extend its lifespan.

Your car is not just made of metallic parts, but with rubbers as well. And most of these rubbers are found in your car's hoses, which serve as passageways for your car's fluids. But these rubber hoses have a more difficult job than that—they are continuously being penetrated by highly pressurized and intensely heated fluids. And with their exposure to extreme heat and pressure, the rubber degrades, eventually wears out or develops cracks, and starts developing leaks. If you're really concerned about having your car for a while longer, then pay attention to the rubber hoses and don't let them wear out up to the point that they're already leaking. It's always wise to check your manual for the proper replacement schedule of your ride's important rubber hoses and stick to its recommendation. Even if a hose still seems fine, you should proceed with the replacement when the manual says it's time for you to do so.

Here's a classic car maintenance task: oil change. But since you have an old car, the importance of getting your engine oil changed couldn't be more stressed. So make sure that you have the oil change schedule tracked and strictly followed. Delaying it means increasing the risk of engine malfunction. And while you're at it, don't forget to keep track of your car's other fluid changes as well. Each fluid has its corresponding function and contributes to the overall performance of your car. Neglecting one over the other is like neglecting them altogether. Replenish each fluid at the correct interval and make sure that you're refilling them with the right one.

A car's battery deteriorates over time due to weather changes and mishandling. While you can do nothing about the weather, you have full control over how the battery is being taken care of. During summer, extreme heat causes the battery fluid to evaporate faster. And if the battery reaches the point wherein its battery fluid is already below the prescribed minimum level, an internal problem could occur and affect how the battery charges. If the battery's charging capacity is altered, then it will result in overcharging and other issues. So make sure that you keep tabs on your car battery especially during summer.

Battery maintenance, however, shouldn't be done only in summer. When winter's on the way, the more you should pay attention to it because a dead battery during snowy days could leave you stranded. So before the winter kicks in, make it a point to inspect the battery and the charging system, and make sure they are sufficiently maintained all throughout the chilly season.

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