Niterra, owner of the brands NGK and NTK, Provides 3 Car Care Tips After Vacation

Practices such as analyzing vehicle performance, Checking for possible fluid leaks and consulting a professional mechanic contribute to preserving the good condition of the vehicle when it comes to returning to the day-to-day routine

São Paulo, January 2024 – A Niterra, Japanese multinational owner of the NGK and NTK brands and specialized in components for ignition systems and automotive sensors, highlights three tips to ensure the proper functioning and durability of the vehicle after the holiday period:

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1. Evaluate the car's behavior: first, Niterra recommends checking for possible changes in the vehicle's behavior, such as an increase in fuel consumption and the appearance of abnormal noises in the suspension and brakes. Have a detailed travel history, Covering supplies, mileage, Average consumption and adverse events, can help identify and troubleshoot any issues;

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2. Perform Fluid Leak Inspection: Niterra also suggests checking for possible leaks of fluids or components. The company advises a thorough inspection that includes engine oil leaks, coolant, Transmission Fluid, Differential Oil, shock absorbers and brake system. Identifying and correcting these leaks is paramount to vehicle performance and safety;

3. Consult a trusted mechanic: based on trip history data and car observation, Niterra recommends scheduling a detailed inspection with a trusted mechanic. This measure ensures that any issues identified are handled in a professional manner, providing peace of mind to the driver and ensuring the smooth use of the vehicle after the holiday period.

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Warning for poor quality fuels

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According to Niterra, Fuel quality should also be taken into account, since drivers may end up filling up the vehicle at unknown stations during the trip. Lack of familiarity with these places increases the risk of using bad fuels, which can result in difficulty starting the engine, especially in cold conditions, irregular slow gait, acceleration failures and engine noises during speed resumptions with the use of longer gears.

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"By making the post-holiday visit to the mechanic, It is recommended to pay special attention to various components of the vehicle, as a fuel pump, fuel level sensor, spark plugs and oxygen sensors", explains Hiromori Mori, Technical Assistance Consultant at Niterra do Brasil. "These items deserve a more thorough check, because they are in contact with the fuel or gases resulting from burning."

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According to Mori, in more critical situations, when automotive components have been damaged during the holidays and need to be replaced, Niterra offers high-quality aftermarket parts under the NGK and NTK brands, such as a wide range of cables, Coils & Spark Plugs, Beyond the sensor line, How to fuel level, temperature, ABS, rotation, speed, TPS (butterfly position), MAP (absolute pressure) and oxygen.