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Driving
Driving
Running-in rules
The first 1,000 km (max. 2/3 of the nominal revs.)
During the first operating hours and until all moveable parts
have reached perfect interaction, the engine is subject to
higher inner friction. The degree of running-in achieved
mainly depends on the driving style of the first 1,000 km.
Running-in rule for the brake
The brake of a new vehicle also needs a running-in time
on the first 100 to 200 km.
Running-in the brake pads leads to longer stopping
distances, resp. braking paths of the vehicle.
Before starting out on a trip
The operational safety of the vehicle is a prerequisite for dri-
ving safety. That is why the vehicle must be checked prior to
driving.
• Function of lights and blinker system
• Cleanliness of headlights and lamps
• Setting of rear vision mirrors
• Fuel level
• Efficiency of brake system
• State of the tyres
Additionally at regular intervals and before longer trips:
• Tyre inflation pressure (at least every two weeks)
• Oil level of engine (at least every 1,000 km)
• Brake fluid level
Wear a helmet and eye protector on every trip,
even short ones. The wearing of a helmet by driver and pas-
senger is prescribed by law.
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