Is There Oil in a New Car?
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Generally, when a new car leaves the factory, the fuel tank is filled with 30-50 units of fuel. When the vehicle runs low on fuel, it is essential to refuel at a certified gas station. Waiting until the tank is completely empty before refueling can be very harmful to the fuel pump. Precautions When Purchasing a New Car: You need to pay the purchase tax, and after payment, the driver will receive a purchase tax payment certificate. When registering the vehicle, you must bring this certificate to complete the registration; otherwise, registration will not be possible. Precautions When Registering a New Car: You need to bring your ID card, vehicle certification, purchase tax payment certificate, insurance policy, and purchase invoice to the DMV for registration. After the DMV staff inspect the vehicle, the driver can proceed to select a license plate number and complete the registration. Fuel-Saving Tips During the New Car Break-In Period: The car body should not be overloaded during the break-in period. The lighter the car, the better, as excessive load can damage the vehicle. Avoid high engine RPMs; generally, keep it below 3000 RPM for manual transmissions and 3500 RPM for automatic transmissions. Do not maintain a single gear for too long or drive at low speeds for extended periods. Gradually increase the speed as needed. Precautions When Changing Oil in a New Car: The amount of oil added should be appropriate, as indicated by the dipstick. After adding oil, start the engine and check for any leaks. Run the engine for 3 minutes and recheck the oil level. Ensure the oil level is within the normal range, there are no leaks, reset the maintenance light, and the oil change is complete.