Does the new Magotan need a break-in period?

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Zion
07/29/25 3:27pm
It is recommended that the new Magotan undergo a break-in period. Break-in period: The break-in period for a car refers to the initial driving phase of a new car or after a major overhaul, typically covering 1000-1500 kilometers. This is the essential mileage required to ensure that mechanical components fully contact, friction, adapt, and stabilize. During this period, the car's components can adjust and enhance their ability to adapt to the environment, and any protrusions on the parts can be worn down. The quality of the break-in period will significantly impact the car's lifespan, safety, and fuel efficiency. Precautions during the break-in period: Drivers should avoid high-speed driving, long-distance travel, and full-load operation as much as possible. Additionally, it is advisable to allow the engine to warm up before driving to ensure that the internal moving parts are adequately lubricated. During driving, sudden acceleration and hard braking should be minimized, as these actions can cause significant impact on the engine, transmission, braking system, chassis, and suspension. It is best to maintain a steady speed while driving and apply gentle acceleration and braking.
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