break it in
okay..so i just got my o4' grand prix white s2k...i have about 140 miles on it..and im being very careful not to hit v-tec and push my car to hard...but its a long and hard wait....
i really want to see what my car can do on the road..but im afraid that i havent broken it in yet...so how many miles should i hit before i hit the gas?
thanks guyz for the help
i really want to see what my car can do on the road..but im afraid that i havent broken it in yet...so how many miles should i hit before i hit the gas?
thanks guyz for the help
Originally Posted by s2kjay,Aug 26 2004, 03:20 PM
okay..so i just got my o4' grand prix white s2k...i have about 140 miles on it..and im being very careful not to hit v-tec and push my car to hard...but its a long and hard wait....
i really want to see what my car can do on the road..but im afraid that i havent broken it in yet...so how many miles should i hit before i hit the gas?
thanks guyz for the help
i really want to see what my car can do on the road..but im afraid that i havent broken it in yet...so how many miles should i hit before i hit the gas?
thanks guyz for the help
Your manual should state that you can vtec once you've hit 600 miles on the odometer. But feel free to read your manual to validate that. Your's is an '04 with slightly different engine specs than the pre-'04s.
Originally Posted by gotrice02,Aug 26 2004, 05:42 PM
v-tec your head off, breaking in sucks.
Welcome aboard, Jay! Treat your S right, and it'll treat you right.
Cozy up with the owner's manual and you'll get a feel for what's in store.
My only tip (and, BTW, I agree with the "stick with Honda recommendation" approach) is to keep your eye glued to the dipstick. Oil consumption patterns change a lot during breakin.
Best wishes.
My only tip (and, BTW, I agree with the "stick with Honda recommendation" approach) is to keep your eye glued to the dipstick. Oil consumption patterns change a lot during breakin.
Best wishes.








....i'l definetely look at my manual...and thanks for the dipstick tip...i never realized that.