
The entire first 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.

Last time I took my new for its first service, I remember it was either three months after purchase or after driving 5,000 kilometers, whichever comes first. The main items for the first service are changing the engine oil and oil filter. The technician will also check all the vehicle fluids, such as brake fluid and coolant, for any leaks. They will adjust the tire pressure and inspect the wear on both front and rear tires. All the chassis bolts will be tightened, and the lighting system will be tested. I recommend making an appointment in advance to avoid exceeding the time limit, otherwise, the dealership might not provide the service for free. After that service, I felt the throttle was more responsive. Don’t neglect these basic maintenance tasks.

Many new car owners seem unclear about first details, let me explain specifically. Nissan's first maintenance is typically due at 5,000 kilometers or 3 months, whichever comes first. The core items include engine oil and filter replacement, brake pad wear inspection, and suspension system check. Technicians need to confirm whether front/rear brake discs have grooves, and wheel bolts must be tightened to specified torque. Fluid checks cover windshield washer fluid, coolant, and power steering fluid, with battery terminals requiring rust removal and anti-corrosion treatment. The entire process takes about 40 minutes - just bring your maintenance manual for registration.

Nissan's first should be done at 3,000 to 5,000 kilometers or within 90 days. Last time I went right at the 5,000 km mark. The free items are just an oil and oil filter change, while everything else is inspection items. Pay special attention to the chassis inspection - the mechanic will check if the shock absorbers are leaking and whether the ball joint bushings are cracked. The coolant reservoir needs to have its fluid level checked against the markings, and the windshield washer spray angle gets adjusted. The air filter doesn't need replacement but will be cleaned. Remember to have the technician write the next maintenance mileage on the windshield sticker after service.

When picking up the new car, the salesperson informed me that the first should be done within three months. The service is quite basic: changing the engine oil and oil filter is the main task, while other items like measuring brake pad thickness, testing light brightness, and checking battery voltage fall under routine inspections. The steering wheel's turning force and pedal travel will also be checked. The maintenance checklist must be confirmed and signed on-site, and the first maintenance certificate should be kept properly. Missing the deadline will result in the loss of free benefits and affect subsequent warranty services.

Nissan's first timing is clearly defined: whichever comes first, 5,000 kilometers or 90 days. The core items include replacing the original engine oil and filter, along with checking tire alignment parameters. Technicians will use diagnostic equipment to scan for engine trouble codes and monitor computer data streams. Although transmission fluid doesn't need replacement, its level must be checked, and inspecting the drive shaft dust boots for cracks is equally crucial. Post-maintenance, fuel consumption typically decreases slightly, and tire noise tends to reduce – these subtle changes are worth noting.


