Running-in regulations for new cars within 1 and 1000km:
(1) Do not drive at full speed.
(2)-It is generally not allowed to drive at a speed exceeding100 km/h. ..
(3) Avoid driving at high speed in all gears.
2) Running-in regulations when the vehicle runs between 1 000 ~ 15 000 km: it can be gradually increased to the maximum speed or driven at the maximum allowable speed of the engine.
2, after the running-in period should be paid attention to:
(1) When driving a car equipped with a tachometer, shift to an adjacent high gear until the pointer reaches the red indicator area at the latest, and the maximum allowable engine speed in a short time is 5,500 rpm. The maximum allowable speed of each gear is 40km/h in first gear, 65km/h in second gear, 3rd gear 100km/h, 4th gear 135km/h and 5th gear165km/h..
(2) Don't let the engine run at unnecessarily high speed. Changing into a high gear as soon as possible is beneficial to saving fuel and reducing noise.
(3) Don't drive the engine at too low a speed. Only when the engine is working hard, shift people to a low gear.
(4) The rotating speed and speed listed in the manual are only applicable to normal temperature engines. When the car is cold, don't let the engine work at the highest speed in neutral or other gears.
(5) The new tires don't have the best adhesion at the initial stage of use, so the new tires need to be run in, and the speed should be slow before 100 km, and the driving mode should be cautious.
(6) New brake friction plates also need to be run-in. In the first 200 kilometers, it has no ideal friction. At this stage, if the braking effect is slightly poor, the pedal pressure can be appropriately increased. This situation also exists every time the brake friction plate is replaced.
(7) If possible, the new car should avoid running continuously for a long time during the running-in period, so as to avoid the long continuous working time of the engine and chassis parts, which will aggravate the wear and tear of the parts and directly affect the service life of the car. It is also necessary to avoid full-load operation, generally within the first 1000 km of driving, and it is best to run below 80% of the rated load. In addition, try to avoid high-speed driving. In the first 2000 kilometers, the speed of full throttle should not exceed 70% of the maximum speed.
(8) During the running-in period of a new car, the driver should warm up in the same place after the new car is started. When the water temperature rises to the working temperature range, choose a good road surface during driving, and slow down when the road conditions are poor; When driving, the throttle should be smaller and the operation should be lighter. Once the engine or chassis sounds abnormal, it is necessary to stop and check, and eliminate the fault in the bud.