How often should the Nissan Classic Sylphy be serviced?

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MasonMarie
09/04/25 2:36am
Nissan Classic Sylphy generally requires maintenance every 2500KM or 3 months. The first service is free and mainly involves changing the engine oil and oil filter. Regular routine maintenance and inspections help ensure the stability of the car's performance and extend its lifespan. Additional information: 1. Engine oil is the lubricant for engine operation. It plays a crucial role in lubricating, cleaning, cooling, sealing, and reducing friction in the engine. It significantly reduces wear and tear on engine components and extends their service life. 2. The oil filter is a component that filters the engine oil. Engine oil contains a certain amount of gum, impurities, water, and additives. During engine operation, metal shavings from component friction, airborne impurities, and oil oxidation products are all filtered by the oil filter. If the oil is not filtered and directly enters the oil circulation system, it can adversely affect the engine's performance and lifespan.
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DelEmerson
09/16/25 3:49am
Having driven my Nissan Sylphy for so many years, I've made it a habit to service it every 5,000 kilometers, and this routine has truly brought peace of mind. The manufacturer's manual recommends changing the oil and filter every 5,000 kilometers or six months, and my experience confirms its effectiveness. For instance, driving in the city with frequent traffic jams tends to increase engine carbon buildup; delaying oil changes can cause fuel consumption to spike by one to two liters. Last time, I postponed maintenance by two months, and the engine noise noticeably increased, costing me over 300 yuan in repairs. Now, I stick to the 5,000-kilometer schedule at the 4S shop, also checking the brakes and tire wear to ensure driving safety and prolong the vehicle's lifespan. Since I usually park outdoors where dust is abundant, I replace the filters regularly to avoid issues. In short, adhering to this cycle has stabilized the car's performance and made driving much smoother.
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