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

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LeAlaina
08/31/25 6:16am
Car break-in period RPM varies depending on specific conditions: 1. Keep below 2,300 RPM within the first 500km; 2. Maintain under 3,000 RPM between 500-1,000km; 3. Do not exceed 3,500 RPM from 1,000-1,500km. Precautions during the car break-in period include: 1. Warm up the engine before driving; 2. Avoid emergency braking; 3. Prevent overloading; 4. Refrain from long-distance trips; 5. Don't drive at high speeds; 6. Use high-quality gasoline; 7. Don't remove the speed limiter prematurely; 8. Shift gears promptly; 9. Properly adjust the ignition and fuel systems.
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