Hi,

do you guys remember what the mile for waring down the engine?

is it the first couple of miles?

I mean a new car

 

I am not sure what you mean.

If you are referring to the engine "break in" period, per the owner's manual it is 1200 miles. It also states not to exceed 4,000 RPM, drive at varied speeds etc.

I just have no clue what you are asking about.

 

Someone didn't read the owners manual. Damn kids with new cars! They should get daddy to lend a helping hand and show them where the glove box is.

 

-ware suffix
Articles of the same general kind, made of a specified material, or used in a specific application: hardware; silverware.

ware noun
An article of commerce. She sells her wares at the market.

wear verb
To damage, diminish, erode, or consume by long or hard use, attrition, or exposure. Often used with away, down, or off: rocks worn away by the sea; shoes worn down at the heels.

-Nate

 

The post states that he owns a 90 Burgundy Pearl. Perhaps he has recently installed a new block? Should that be the case, a legitimate question would be; what is the WEAR in period and procedure?

 

Or maybe he's talking about warez, in which case he's on the wrong forum.

Point is, until he asks his question in english, he ain't gonna get a good answer, is he?

Mike

 

Hi,

iam taking about the break-in period for the engine,

how much miles before we can push the engine?

 

why won't you scroll up

 

That would require an analytical thought process, and at least a Grade 6 reading level. You're asking too much.

 

Perhaps there should be a quiz before you can join maxima.org....ha ha!

 

Brutal.....best laugh I had all day..

 

You'll be pushing the engine (and the rest of the car) if you don't RTFM dude....and RTFD.....

 

.....when you read this post, does the name "Cletus" come to mind for the rest of you as well...?

 

this thread's turning toward twisted direction ~ LOL