What Is The Proper Engine Brake In Procedure?
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change your oil at 3 months or 3,000 miles
I've heard recommendations if you have a vlsd to change it at a certain mileage. It's in a thread. then change it again at like 15,000 miles
I've heard recommendations if you have a vlsd to change it at a certain mileage. It's in a thread. then change it again at like 15,000 miles
its that funny looking thing w/ all the pages, open it and read it
also check this out it might help you out in the future
http://albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting.php
dont mean to be a d**k but this has been posted OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER.
also check this out it might help you out in the future
http://albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting.php
dont mean to be a d**k but this has been posted OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER.
Last edited by escobar929; Apr 26, 2005 at 10:55 PM.
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i been hearing a lot of talk lately that its not good to take it easy on a brand new engine, instead the first 50 miles is most crucial period.
From what i read a number of people stated that once you get a brand new car you better off doing a few good runs from stop to 100mph through every gear this way your RIngs can seal properly.
Seems like a number of poeple doing this and their car is runing better then someone who babed his from start.
From what i read a number of people stated that once you get a brand new car you better off doing a few good runs from stop to 100mph through every gear this way your RIngs can seal properly.
Seems like a number of poeple doing this and their car is runing better then someone who babed his from start.
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Originally Posted by myGspot
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From what i read a number of people stated that once you get a brand new car you better off doing a few good runs from stop to 100mph through every gear this way your RIngs can seal properly....
From what i read a number of people stated that once you get a brand new car you better off doing a few good runs from stop to 100mph through every gear this way your RIngs can seal properly....
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Originally Posted by gripitandripit
breaking in a car is like breaking in a brand new pair of levis from your local target....get in and strech those legs all the way to the floor 
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Originally Posted by myGspot
i been hearing a lot of talk lately that its not good to take it easy on a brand new engine, instead the first 50 miles is most crucial period.
From what i read a number of people stated that once you get a brand new car you better off doing a few good runs from stop to 100mph through every gear this way your RIngs can seal properly.
Seems like a number of poeple doing this and their car is runing better then someone who babed his from start.
From what i read a number of people stated that once you get a brand new car you better off doing a few good runs from stop to 100mph through every gear this way your RIngs can seal properly.
Seems like a number of poeple doing this and their car is runing better then someone who babed his from start.
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