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On 2001-12-06 14:22, kfengler wrote:
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On 2001-12-06 13:18, DantheMan wrote:
Please explain breakin oils. Thanks.
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That's something I've never used. I think it may be "old school" thinking. There's a guy that posts here, "bobistheoilguy" that would have a really good answer, hope he reads this.
I think I read in the manual that it states not to use break in oils. They wuld have additives that may not be good for extened use I would think!
Basically don't abuse the engine, over reving & lugging it can be bad for it, but varying the rpm is important so the rings wear in properly!
When I broke in the engine on my Harley they said to keep RPM's below 2000 for the first 50 miles, below 2500 (I think) up to 500 miles, then to vary the speeds. That bike run great now. (well if the weather were nice)
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Thanks again for the info!