Posted by rustred on February 01, 2010 at 13:15:58 from (74.198.148.46):
In Reply to: Super MD break in posted by Andrew Z on February 01, 2010 at 09:44:04:
as hoss says,your full load is probably the most important operation. you want those rings to expand and be forced into the cyl. walls when she is firing under load at operating temp.if you just idle around the yard not reaching operating temp. the cyls. will get glazed and she will use oil.just make sure they are cooled down good before shut down. absolutly no reason to switch to gas till your ready to fire up next time. another tidbit of info. a diesel runs cooler at idle than a gas which means it will cool off faster.some say to clean out the plugs, thats nonsense also because there is never any diesel combustion at the plugs. if you dont believe it start her up switch to diesel and remove one .
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