Subject	arent you not supposed to idle a new motor at all?
Posted by	dogpile on October 27, 2005 at 8:47 PM
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In Reply To	Procedure we use several times a week to break in new motors posted by Russell@Z1 on October 27, 2005 at 08:38 PM
Message	i was always told to never let a newly rebuilt motor idle for any period of time while breaking in. goes to show how different people do things
Follow Ups	Rebuilt Engine Break In - Flashy 300TT 19:18:41 10/27/05 have you read the engine rebuid tec article? - genic 19:24:02 10/27/05 Mine was broken in on the Dyno. - Zfreak(Dallas) 19:32:07 10/27/05 is there a difference process on the dyno? - Zeus 19:35:20 10/27/05 Load under WOT....engine deceleration...load WOT..etc.. - Zfreak(Dallas) 19:37:56 10/27/05 Re: Load under WOT....engine deceleration...load WOT..etc.. - Zeus 19:39:42 10/27/05 if you search online there are some articles on this info - Max865(ATL) 20:21:43 10/27/05 i read it was a guy breaknig in motorcylce engines (n/m) - dogpile 20:31:40 10/27/05 that and the snowmobile - Max865(ATL) 20:46:48 10/27/05 i never saw the snowmobile one - dogpile 21:20:34 10/27/05 2nd, use the motoman procedure. (n/m) - tyler@boostpro.net 20:59:11 10/27/05 What do Greg/Kyle/Z1 currently do with new builds? (n/m) - dpjax 20:03:29 10/27/05 I have always done the 1000 mile easy driving----> - Kyle(Houston) 20:14:12 10/27/05 But what do you really know? I have also favored the - SirpriZ 22:26:13 10/27/05 I just got a fence shard in my - Scotts94z32 10:17:14 10/28/05 ya, I did the 2k breakin w/o boost. - spotz 00:12:41 10/28/05 Procedure we use several times a week to break in new motors - Russell@Z1 20:38:33 10/27/05 arent you not supposed to idle a new motor at all? - dogpile 20:47:59 10/27/05 Well, its somewhat neccessary - Russell@Z1 21:27:55 10/27/05 of course you have to bleed the cooling system and things - dogpile 21:34:16 10/27/05
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