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On Sat, 24 Mar 2007 22:59:19 -0700, "Michael Pardee" michaeltnull (AT) cybertrails (DOT) com> wrote: "ecarecar" <ecarecar (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message news rOdncNiw5u-LJjbnZ2dnUVZ_oCmnZ2d (AT) centurytel (DOT) net...What the hell is "break-in oil?" The idea of "break-in" oil is to deal with the metal surfaces lapping in. It is important to leave the oil in as long as the owner's manual states and no longer. When I worked in aviation non-detergent oil was often used for piston engine break-in. I don't know why... I was a radio weenie, not a mechanic. Mike At least the 'not a mechanic' part is obvious! |
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"ecarecar" <ecarecar (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message news rOdncNiw5u-LJjbnZ2dnUVZ_oCmnZ2d (AT) centurytel (DOT) net...What the hell is "break-in oil?" The idea of "break-in" oil is to deal with the metal surfaces lapping in. It is important to leave the oil in as long as the owner's manual states and no longer. When I worked in aviation non-detergent oil was often used for piston engine break-in. I don't know why... I was a radio weenie, not a mechanic. Mike |
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My new 07 civic owner's manual tells me to watch the oil life % on the gauge to know when to change oil. I've always changed every 3000 miles (4k tops) including the filter. Anyone know if you can change your oil too much? :-) mike |
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