Cuidados de rodagem a ter com o Leaf novo
Enviado: 19 mai 2011, 10:14
Cuidados de rodagem a ter com o Leaf novo. Será necessário ter alguns cuidados especiais no primeiros quilómetros com Leaf, ou será que por ter um motor eléctrico tais cuidados são dispensáveis?
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"Does anyone have knowledge on how breaking in an electric car differs from breaking in a gas/diesel car?
-how long does it take to break the car in?
-Should I be babying the car during break in or avoid babying it? I know with diesel cars especially, some claim that babying during the break can cause reduced gas mileage permanently, while overdoing it can hurt the engine as well. I know an electric engine is an entirely different beast, but I don't know if there are any particulars I should be careful of, especially with the batteries?
-Should I avoid cruise control till broken in like on a new internal combustion engine car?
-should I use the accesories liberally and not try and max out the range initially?
-are there any fluids, filters etc that should be changed early in the first cycle, earlier than manufacturer suggests?
-Does the MPK improve once broken in? I would think once the friction of all the new parts reduces that there would be less resistance and at least some improvement in range...maybe that explains some of the difference between Nissan's stated range of 100 miles and new owner's experience of real world 70-80 miles? Anyone noticing improvements in range after 5-10K?
-Any suggestions on breaking in would be great, like not revving the engine too high for the first X miles... especially anything that would lead to optimal range?
-With new rechargeables, I've always been told to charge them for extra long the first couple of charges to "stir up" the chemistry and improve longevity... does anything like this apply to the Leaf's batteries?"
Em: http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.p ... b2b03ffcfd
[IMG]http://www.ba-studio.com/imgs/NissanLeaf_1.JPG[/IMG]
"Does anyone have knowledge on how breaking in an electric car differs from breaking in a gas/diesel car?
-how long does it take to break the car in?
-Should I be babying the car during break in or avoid babying it? I know with diesel cars especially, some claim that babying during the break can cause reduced gas mileage permanently, while overdoing it can hurt the engine as well. I know an electric engine is an entirely different beast, but I don't know if there are any particulars I should be careful of, especially with the batteries?
-Should I avoid cruise control till broken in like on a new internal combustion engine car?
-should I use the accesories liberally and not try and max out the range initially?
-are there any fluids, filters etc that should be changed early in the first cycle, earlier than manufacturer suggests?
-Does the MPK improve once broken in? I would think once the friction of all the new parts reduces that there would be less resistance and at least some improvement in range...maybe that explains some of the difference between Nissan's stated range of 100 miles and new owner's experience of real world 70-80 miles? Anyone noticing improvements in range after 5-10K?
-Any suggestions on breaking in would be great, like not revving the engine too high for the first X miles... especially anything that would lead to optimal range?
-With new rechargeables, I've always been told to charge them for extra long the first couple of charges to "stir up" the chemistry and improve longevity... does anything like this apply to the Leaf's batteries?"
Em: http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.p ... b2b03ffcfd