proper way to break in new built motor
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proper way to break in new built motor
whats the proper way to break in a new motor someone told me take it nice and easy dont take it above 4-5000 rpms then someone else told me run it like how you want it to be so go ***** out on it so the pistons and **** get set right. What do you guys think, by the way its new built motor with forged pistons and **** so what are you guys sugggestions
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Start the engine and run it at 1500-2000 rpm for about 20 minutes to allow the cam and lifters to behin to wear into each other. Idling should be avoided during this period to prevent cam and lifter failure because during idle less oil is thrown off the connecting rod journals onto the cylinder walls, cam, and other parts that require critical lubrication.
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GM... or shade tree mechanics...
Who to trust? They both have no money...
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Start the engine and run it at 1500-2000 rpm for about 20 minutes to allow the cam and lifters to behin to wear into each other. Idling should be avoided during this period to prevent cam and lifter failure because during idle less oil is thrown off the connecting rod journals onto the cylinder walls, cam, and other parts that require critical lubrication.
Tim Gilles, Automotive Service - Inspection, Maintenance, Repair, 2nd edition.
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Who to trust? They both have no money...
Friend wanted me to post
Start the engine and run it at 1500-2000 rpm for about 20 minutes to allow the cam and lifters to behin to wear into each other. Idling should be avoided during this period to prevent cam and lifter failure because during idle less oil is thrown off the connecting rod journals onto the cylinder walls, cam, and other parts that require critical lubrication.
Tim Gilles, Automotive Service - Inspection, Maintenance, Repair, 2nd edition.
Thompson DelMar learning
I thought there was no need for this with roller lifters