What is the appropriate RPM during the car break-in period?

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ElliotLynn
07/29/25 12:27pm
The appropriate RPM during the car break-in period is 700 to 800. The break-in period refers to the initial driving distance after a new car leaves the factory, during which the engine components smoothly adapt to each other. During this period, the car's ability to adapt to the environment can be improved, and any protrusions on the parts can be worn down. Precautions to take during the car break-in period include: 1. Warm up the engine before starting; 2. Avoid emergency braking; 3. Avoid overloading; 4. Avoid long-distance driving; 5. Avoid high-speed driving; 6. Use high-quality gasoline; 7. Do not remove the speed limiter prematurely; 8. Shift gears in a timely manner; 9. Properly adjust the ignition and fuel supply systems.
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