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Old 12-16-2009, 05:05 PM   #12
Slowhawk
 
Drives: 1999 Trans Am
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Bridgewater,Ma
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Originally Posted by BOOTZILLA View Post
#1 - Put the rear end up on jack stands and chock the front wheels.

#2 - Start the car.

#3 - Shift into Drive.

#4 - Put a brick on your accelerator and let it go.

#5 - Make sure you have a spare 10 gallons of gasoline on hand so you can top-off the tank when it starts getting low, so you can do a thorough break-in.

#6 - Wait for the "Low Fuel" indicator to come on.

#7 - Shut off the car.

#8 - Lower the rear end and go get yourself a tank of gas.

#9 - Change your engine oil, differential fluid, and transmission fluid. Admire the glittery appearance of those fluids, because that means that your car is broken in properly.

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I'm not saying that this break-in method is for everyone... and really, it could be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing...

...but this is how I broke in my 2010 SS/A6.


I hope this is a joke.No load breakin of a motor is not good at all.Nevermind how hot the car must of gotten.
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