When is the first maintenance for Volkswagen?
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Volkswagen's first maintenance is scheduled at 6 months or 5,000 kilometers. The detailed regulations for Volkswagen's first maintenance are specified in the vehicle maintenance manual, and you can follow the instructions provided in the manual. Here are the specific details about Volkswagen car maintenance: Maintenance content: Replace engine oil and oil filter, clean the air filter, check whether the generator belt and wiper blades are damaged; whether the levels of various fluids are normal; whether the tire pressure is normal and if there is any uneven wear, bulging, or damage to the tires; inspect the car chassis, including brake pads, brake discs, connecting rods, ball joints, and CV joints for any scratches; check whether all switches and lights in the car are working properly. Precautions during maintenance: Make an appointment with the 4S store in advance before maintenance; record any faults or questions encountered while driving and inform the staff during the maintenance registration.
I just picked up my new Volkswagen not long ago, and I remember the first maintenance service very clearly. It's generally recommended to be done at either 5,000 kilometers or 6 months, whichever comes first. When I hit 5,000 km, I went straight to the 4S shop. The technician changed the engine oil and oil filter, and also performed free checks on the brakes, tires, and electronic systems. They told me that the metal debris generated during the engine's break-in period can be removed through the first maintenance service, preventing accumulated wear issues. If not done on time, the warranty might become void, and repairs for later faults could be more expensive. After the service, I noticed the car accelerated more smoothly, and fuel consumption slightly decreased. As a new car owner, I learned daily maintenance tips, like regularly checking the engine oil level, a habit I've kept up to this day.
I've been driving a Volkswagen for almost ten years, and the first maintenance is always completed within 5,000 kilometers or six months, whichever comes first. I believe it's not just about changing the oil; it ensures engine health and prevents early wear that could lead to major repairs. I remember during one first maintenance, the technician thoroughly checked the coolant and filters, emphasizing that the most noticeable performance improvement comes right after the first maintenance because the break-in period ends and the oil is refreshed. From experience, skipping the first maintenance can easily lead to strange noises or a sudden increase in fuel consumption. I've seen friends get denied warranty claims because of this. By the way, if you often drive in congested city traffic, you might want to consult the 4S shop in advance about adjusting the maintenance cycle. Safety first—don't delay.
