Many car owners mistakenly believe that the condition of the car depends only on the mileage and operating conditions. However, the key role is played by the habits of the driver himself, which can greatly accelerate the wear of the units even with the same kilometer.
This is especially true of a car with a mechanical gearbox. The most common mistakes: keep your foot on the clutch pedal while driving. This leads to premature wear of the frying bearing and the clutch itself. Leave the car on the gear instead of using a parking brake. Creates a risk of rolling and loads the gearbox. Ignore the replacement of oil in a mechanical gearbox. Although this is less common, the oil should be updated about every 80-100 thousand km.
All drivers should avoid: sharp gas pressing, especially with a cold engine, it damages the motor and transmission. Frequent emergency braking - rapidly wear in brake discs, pads and tires. Riding with an almost empty tank - this leads to overheating of the fuel pump and clogging of the fuel system. The start of a cold engine motion - the engine must warm up to avoid damage. Fast moving to potholes and "lying police" - it harms suspensions, wheels and tires. Parking with wheels turned at an angle - this leads to the wear of the steering elements and the GUR pump.
The right habits will greatly extend your life to your car, reduce repair costs and retain comfort while driving.
