Can Stepping on the Gas After an Oil Change Damage the Car?

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After changing the engine oil, it is necessary to gently step on the gas. Replacing the Oil Filter: Replace the oil filter and fuel filter. This can prevent impurities from mixing in during the use of the internal combustion engine and avoid oil passage blockages. Generally, semi-synthetic oil should be changed every 5,000-8,000 kilometers, synthetic oil every 8,000-10,000 kilometers, and mineral oil should not exceed 5,000 kilometers. Replacing the Air Filter: Replace the air filter. If it wasn't changed during the 10,000-kilometer maintenance, it must be replaced at the 20,000-kilometer maintenance. The air filter's function is to block dust particles from being inhaled during the engine's intake process. If it was changed at 10,000 kilometers, it can be cleaned. Checking the Brake Pads: Check the car's brake pads for severe wear or oil contamination. Brake pads are generally replaced every 30,000-50,000 kilometers. At 20,000 kilometers, check them and ask the mechanic how much longer they can be used. If the brakes fail, it can lead to serious consequences and is extremely unsafe.