Should I Stay and Watch During the First Maintenance?
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Yes, here are the reasons and items involved in the first maintenance: 1. While observing, you can also take a look at the workshop environment, assess the skills of the maintenance workers, and see if their operations are standardized and professional. You can even follow the entire process to clearly observe some operational steps, such as changing the engine oil and oil filter. During this time, you can discuss daily maintenance tips or driving methods with the workers, which can be very practical for handling unexpected situations in the future. 2. The first maintenance requires changing the engine oil. Engine oil plays roles in lubrication, cleaning, sealing, cooling, and reducing friction in the engine. Changing the oil helps reduce engine wear. 3. Replace the oil filter. Since the oil may contain various impurities during operation, the oil filter must be used to filter them before the oil flows into the engine, preventing blockages and other issues. 4. Clean the air filter. When a large amount of air enters the engine, it carries dust. If this unfiltered air directly enters the engine, it can cause cylinder wear and even severe issues like cylinder scoring.