Is it necessary to go for the first maintenance at 1000 kilometers?

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DiKimberly
07/30/25 4:27am
It is necessary to go for the first maintenance at 1000 kilometers. The first maintenance is generally during the break-in period, which is usually three months or 3000 kilometers. During the break-in period, there is a lot of metal debris, so it needs to be replaced at that time; otherwise, it can be harmful to the car. Pay attention to the maintenance time: When consumers pick up the car, the staff at the 4S store will inform them of the first maintenance time and mileage. If the first maintenance time is approaching, the staff at the 4S store will also notify in advance. When the vehicle leaves the factory, there is a maintenance manual, which also includes the first maintenance time and mileage. You can follow the marked information for the first maintenance. First maintenance items that need to be done: The first maintenance of the car requires changing the engine oil and oil filter, and giving the car a comprehensive inspection. Pay attention to the oil used in the first maintenance: Since the vehicle is in the break-in period, the components have not been fully run-in, and impurities may appear during use, affecting the performance of the oil. It is necessary to replace the oil in time during the first maintenance to avoid a decline in oil performance.
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