How Often Should Chassis Oil Be Changed?
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Chassis oil should be changed every 5,600 kilometers. Below is an introduction to automobile chassis maintenance: 1. Timely inspection: This includes the transmission, braking system, power steering system, etc. On one hand, strictly follow the time regulations specified in the manual and go to the authorized service station for replenishment or replacement regularly. On the other hand, conduct your own inspections and observations. Generally, you can check when refueling the car to see if the oil in each reservoir is between the upper and lower scale lines. If it is below the lower scale line, replenish it promptly. If the oil level drops quickly, it indicates a system leak, and the leak must be identified and repaired immediately. One crucial point to note is that the oil added must be of the same specification and brand as the original to avoid chemical reactions caused by mixing different oils, which could lead to oil deterioration and be counterproductive. 2. Pay attention to brake pads and clutch plates: Both brake pads and clutch plates are consumables. After a period of use, they will wear out and lose their original function. Failure to replace them in time can easily lead to accidents. Generally, cars have corresponding warning indicators that will promptly send warning signals to remind users to replace them. As a side note, in rainy and humid weather, friction plates absorb moisture, significantly reducing friction. In such cases, lightly press the brake and clutch a few times when starting the car to use the heat generated by friction to evaporate the moisture on the friction plates before driving.
