Picking up new S2k TONIGHT!!
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good question. Then again, idling the engine for 500 hours isn't the best way to do it, the drivetrain needs to see different engine and road speeds to break in nicely.
And you won't get to break in the rest of the car, i.e. brakes.
///Robin
And you won't get to break in the rest of the car, i.e. brakes.
///Robin
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by DCrew1X
[B]congrats luwin... can i ask wut dealer ur purchasing the car from? im in the socal area too.. and im plannin on buying it from honda world of westminster, i jus have to get my lazy bum out of the house and stop by the dealership.
[B]congrats luwin... can i ask wut dealer ur purchasing the car from? im in the socal area too.. and im plannin on buying it from honda world of westminster, i jus have to get my lazy bum out of the house and stop by the dealership.
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From: Gods Speed #57 Lemons #77
No, you want to vary RPMs. You also do not get on highway, set cruise control for 500 miles. Again, vary the RPMs
Originally posted by n$a
You mention engine B/I for 600 miles.
Can B/I be achieved by just letting the engine run, with the car being stationnary ?
You mention engine B/I for 600 miles.
Can B/I be achieved by just letting the engine run, with the car being stationnary ?
