The new 2.4CRV car has just run a thousand kilometers. But I have to run a long distance now. I would like to ask:

It seems that I am a friend who returned to his hometown on New Year's Day. He has the following suggestions:

1. During the running-in period of the new car, the control requirements are only stricter, and it does not restrict running long distances or running in urban areas. When running in a long-distance vehicle, as long as the road conditions are not poor, it will have no impact on the car. You can return to your hometown during the running in period.

2. A new car is still in the running-in period. If you are an experienced car, you know that you should conduct a comprehensive inspection of the vehicle before a long journey. Engine oil, antifreeze cooling system, brake fluid, tire pressure, lights, switches and buttons, screw tightening of various parts, whether each component is used normally, etc. If you are inexperienced, ask an experienced friend to help check, or go to a 4S store Go get a checkup.

3. When a new car is running and driving, pay more attention to the instruments. When parking, pay attention to checking the vehicle on the way. When the engine speed does not exceed 2500 rpm, the speed should be controlled within 100KM (the current penalties for speeding on highways are still very high). heavy), avoid sudden refueling, emergency braking and other violent operating behaviors (pay special attention to avoid violent vehicle vibrations).

4. (But if I don’t drive at a speed of no more than 80 kilometers per hour on the highway, other cars on the road will laugh at me}!

I won’t say much about the importance of new car running on the vehicle. It will directly affect the future performance and service life of the vehicle. You can weigh it yourself (you can come to 1 car sticker: new car running-in, slow down!)

Hope it can help you!