What are the items and duration of Nissan's first maintenance?
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The entire first maintenance takes about 2 hours. For the Nissan Sylphy, the first maintenance is due at one month or 1000 kilometers, whichever comes first. The maintenance items include changing the engine oil and oil filter, cleaning the air filter, checking the levels of various fluids, inspecting the generator belt and wiper blades for damage, checking tire pressure, and examining the chassis and all vehicle switches. First maintenance items: Mainly involve replacing the engine oil and oil filter, checking doors and engine hood, ensuring lights are functioning properly, checking tire pressure, performing tire rotation, inspecting the tire pressure monitoring system for abnormalities, conducting wheel alignment and balancing, cleaning and inspecting windshield and wiper blades, checking the smooth operation of the accelerator pedal, inspecting the brake pedal operation, verifying the parking brake operation, examining all components of the seat belt system, checking for any changes in steering condition such as excessive play, heavy steering, or unusual noises, and ensuring all warning lights and buzzers are functioning correctly. Maintenance precautions during the break-in period are as follows: During cold starts, it's best to wait until the water temperature preheats to above 40 degrees Celsius before starting. When starting, gently press and slowly release the clutch and accelerator pedal, and choose good road conditions for driving. Avoid revving the engine when parking. Control your driving speed appropriately; avoid excessively high speeds, preferably keeping it between 50-80 km/h. After driving 1500 kilometers, you can gradually increase the engine speed and vehicle speed to the maximum allowed by the vehicle, but avoid stomping on the accelerator to ensure that pistons, cylinders, and other important components increase their load under moderate conditions. Avoid using a single gear for extended periods; start in a low gear and gradually shift to higher gears, driving in a progressive manner. Avoid the phenomena of high speed in low gear or low speed in high gear.