Which component is NOT typically examined during the oil and fuel system inspections?

During oil and fuel system inspections, the primary focus is on components that directly pertain to the lubrication and fuel supply systems of the vehicle. This includes checking for leaks in fuel lines, ensuring the oil pressure gauge is functioning correctly, and assessing the condition of the fuel filter. These elements are vital for the vehicle's performance and safety, as they contribute to proper fuel delivery and lubrication of engine components.

Transmission fluid levels, on the other hand, are part of the transmission system, which is a separate domain from the oil and fuel systems. While the condition and level of transmission fluid are critical for the proper functioning of the vehicle's transmission, they do not pertain to oil or fuel system inspections. Thus, the examination of transmission fluid levels falls outside the scope of what is typically covered in oil and fuel system inspections.