Avoid hard acceleration. Do not move away with the accelerator pedal pressed all the way down.
Don't brake hard. Normal running-in of new brake pads occurs over a distance of 300 km, during which you should brake as smoothly and with medium intensity as possible.
Do not change the engine oil before the interval or mileage recommended in the maintenance schedule has elapsed.
Do not tow a trailer.
After repair or replacement of the engine, as well as after the replacement of brake pads or brake linings, the same restrictions and recommendations must be observed.
Fuel (vehicles with petrol engines)
The vehicle engine runs on high quality unleaded gasoline with an octane rating of 95 or higher (research method).
In some countries it is difficult to find gasoline with the required octane rating. In this case, short-term use of gasoline with a lower octane rating is allowed if it does not lead to detonation in the engine. This reduces the power and reduces the durability of the engine.
Using leaded gasoline will damage the catalytic converter and the engine. In addition, such gasoline adversely affects the environment.
Fuel (vehicles with diesel engines)
The vehicle engine runs on diesel fuel only.
Use of RME type fuel (methyl ester derived from rapeseed oil) prohibited.
Diesel fuel of different quality is found in different countries. Use only clean, high quality diesel fuel.
You can use fuel that meets EN590 and change fuel according to the season. Choose fuel that suits local conditions and climate. Using the wrong fuel will shorten the life of the engine. In this case, the glow plug indicator will flash.
To prevent an error when filling the fuel tank, there is an inscription on the filler cap «DIESEL» («Diesel»).
Attention! When using gasoline on a vehicle equipped with a diesel engine, the diesel engine will be severely damaged.