What Else Should Be Added Besides Fuel for a New Car?
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In addition to timely refueling, a new car also requires adding water to the radiator and brake fluid. New Car Break-in Period Maintenance: Do not warm up the engine at idle speed. Modern fuel-injected engines are equipped with temperature compensation control systems that ensure normal operation even when the engine is cold. Prolonged warming up of a fuel-injected engine only unnecessarily increases fuel consumption. After starting the car, allow it to warm up while stationary until the water temperature reaches the appropriate level for driving. During driving, choose smooth roads, maintain a moderate speed, apply gentle throttle, and avoid sudden acceleration and braking as much as possible. Precautions for Refueling a New Car Refuel promptly. Insufficient fuel can prevent the fuel pump from cooling properly, accelerating its aging. Choose high-quality fuel stations, preferably state-owned ones. Pay attention to the fuel grade; always use the grade specified, which is usually indicated on the fuel tank cap. Avoid overfilling the tank to reduce trips to the gas station; stop at the first click of the fuel pump. Refuel in the early morning or evening when temperatures are lower, which helps reduce gasoline evaporation.