Is Break-in Additive Necessary for the First Maintenance?
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The use of break-in additive during the first maintenance is optional. Below are the key aspects of a car's first maintenance: 1. Air Filter: The engine inhales a large amount of air during operation. Without filtration, dust in the air can accelerate wear on the piston group and cylinder. Larger particles entering between the piston and cylinder can even cause severe "cylinder scoring." The air filter's role is to remove dust and particles from the air, ensuring that sufficient, clean air enters the cylinder. 2. Fuel Filter: The fuel filter provides the engine with clean fuel by filtering out water and impurities from gasoline. This optimizes engine performance and offers the best protection for the engine. During car maintenance, technicians will perform additional checks based on the vehicle's condition and may include other maintenance items, such as inspection and cleaning of engine-related systems, tire alignment checks, and examination of various fastening components.