Monitor engine performance for signs of timing chain issues, such as rattling noises from the engine bay.

If symptoms arise, a qualified mechanic inspects the timing chain to determine if it needs replacement.

If the timing chain is faulty, replace it with a new one to prevent engine damage or failure.

Manual suggestion: The engine maintenance section of the owner's manual guides inspecting and replacing the timing chain.

Drive the vehicle at highway speeds regularly to allow the DPF to regenerate and burn off accumulated soot.

If the DPF warning light is illuminated, a qualified technician will inspect the DPF system to identify any underlying issues.

Depending on the circumstances, you may need to force the regeneration of the DPF system using diagnostic equipment.

Replace the DPF if it is heavily clogged or damaged beyond repair.

A suggestion from the manual: Consult the DPF maintenance section in the manual for instructions on performing DPF regeneration and replacement.

Allow the engine to idle for a few minutes after driving to allow the turbocharger to cool down.

High-quality engine oil and adhere to the recommended oil change intervals to ensure proper turbocharger lubrication.

Avoid aggressive driving habits, such as rapid acceleration or deceleration, which can strain the turbocharger excessively.

Monitor the turbocharger for signs of wear or damage and address any issues promptly.

A suggestion from the manual: For guidance on proper turbocharger care and maintenance, refer to the manual's turbocharger maintenance section.

Install aftermarket accessories such as a glovebox light or rear air vents to enhance comfort and convenience.

Upgrade the stock speakers to improve sound quality, or consider installing a premium audio system for better performance.

Explore options for customizing illuminated controls on the door panel to add a touch of sophistication to the interior.

Advice from the manual: Consult the interior customization section for instructions on installing aftermarket accessories and upgrading interior features.

Ensure the engine is maintained correctly, including regular oil changes and tune-ups, to minimize engine noise.

Install sound-deadening materials such as acoustic insulation or vibration-damping pads in the engine bay to reduce noise transmission.

Consider upgrading to quieter tires or wheel bearings to reduce road noise further.

Recommendation: The engine section of the manual provides information on engine maintenance and guidance on minimizing engine noise and vibration.

Adhere to the recommended 10,000 km health check to ensure your vehicle is operating optimally.

Follow the servicing schedule every 20,000 km to ensure high performance and reliability.

Regularly inspect fluid levels, tire pressure, and other essential components between scheduled maintenance intervals.

The manual suggests Consulting the maintenance schedule section for detailed instructions on servicing your vehicle at recommended intervals.