How many kilometers should a new car run before the second maintenance?
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Generally speaking, the second maintenance for a new car should be performed after driving 10,000 kilometers or around one year, which means it is spaced 5,000 kilometers or half a year from the first maintenance. Of course, for some car models where the first maintenance is relatively late, such as at 8,000 kilometers or 10,000 kilometers, the second maintenance will also be delayed accordingly. After the second maintenance, the performance of the new car is basically stable, and subsequent maintenance is usually performed every 10,000 to 15,000 kilometers. Below is an introduction to the second maintenance content: 1. Maintenance scope: In addition to the tasks of the first-level maintenance, it includes checking and adjusting the working conditions of the engine and electrical equipment, disassembling and cleaning the oil pan and oil filter, checking and adjusting the steering and braking mechanisms, disassembling and cleaning the front and rear wheel hub bearings, adding lubricating oil, disassembling and inspecting tires, and performing tire rotation, etc. 2. The purpose is to maintain the good working performance of various parts, mechanisms, and assemblies of the vehicle, ensuring their normal operation between two secondary maintenance sessions.
