After any significant repair (brakes, suspension, electrical work touching high-current circuits), the first 100 miles are worth extra attention — stop and check torque on anything mechanical that was touched, check for unusual heat or smell at anything electrical that was worked on, and generally pay closer attention than you normally would for the first drive. Most post-repair issues show up early if they're going to show up at all.
First 100 miles checklist after any repair
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