What Is The Proper Engine Brake In Procedure?
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04-26-2005, 10:53 PM
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04-27-2005, 01:09 AM
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
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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