This is a discussion on How do I break in my Octavia Tour's engine? within the Maintenance & Performance forums, part of the General Motoring Discussions category; Folks, maybe next two weeks arrives my octi here. I looked on web that somo people says "drive it like ...
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| Folks, maybe next two weeks arrives my octi here. I looked on web that somo people says "drive it like stolen" and another says "drive it easy". My question is How do I break in the 2.0 8V engine on my automatic trans. Octavia Tour? Thanks SV |
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| Re: How do I break in my Octavia Tour's engine? Just drive it normally and avoid sitting at the same speed for too long , or driving it too hard in the first few hundred miles.
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| Re: How do I break in my Octavia Tour's engine? Dr Zoidberg thanks for your input, I readed on internet that every new/rebuild engine needs a good break in period for good overall performance and durability, what says the silver octavia manual? Thanks again SV |
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| Re: How do I break in my Octavia Tour's engine? I thought new cars didnt need running in? the manual claims 1500kms??? |
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| Re: How do I break in my Octavia Tour's engine? This is one you won't find in the manuals as a rule, that I got from a neighbour who was the chief mechanic for the local Police back in the day, did car mechanics as a paying hobby, and tried to do himself out of a job by running car maintenance classes. Take the car to a nearby town or city, and spend several hours (say half a day)driving around at town speeds. Take it home and change the oil and filter. Your car is now run (broken) in. |
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