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The correct run in technique.


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hi,

 

city driving is best for run in because we'll have to start stop start stop all the time and thus it allows us to vary the rpm very often. some cars are factory-run-in, not sure about urs [thumbsup]

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Thinking will try to stick to 92 for time being, but maybe wanna try shell cos read of good feedback.

 

U should be due for 1k maintenance in a week's time right? U bringing own engine oil or using their mineral oil?

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i'm getting my new car soon but i'm thinking of driving up to Malaysia. Is that a good idea? Whats the ideal speed for running in the car? 80km/h. if i have to do that speed, it'll take me forever to get to my destination.

 

yes, i'm very blur about this. shakehead.gif

you don't run in your car with a constant RPM and Speed as the engine needs to be "condition" to all the RPM range, just don't stay too long at the "RED" zone of the RPM, it's the duration that counts and not the number of "visit" to the "RED" zone nod.gifnod.gifnod.gif

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hello~

 

wat u mean by city driving is best for run in?

 

i got my new ride last week...

the SE told me dun need run-in...

but i read the manual say must run-in (1K)...

 

then for past week i'd been driving slowly... rpm between 1.5k - 2.5k....

 

Dun have to 2 b so conserative. 3K rpm & below shld b fine. Sad to tell u the workers doin the delivery of new cars @ the wharf haf already 'run-in' the vehicles liao [whip] To be safe, the margin for run-in is set @ 1K.

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