Posted by Southtowns27 on December 05, 2011 at 12:32:38 from (75.210.205.245):
In Reply to: Perkins AD 3.152 posted by gun guru on December 03, 2011 at 11:27:41:
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If I'm reading that right, the rebuilt engine had new filters put on it before it was fired and you haven't changed them since. If that's the case you should really change the oil and filter again asap. This will insure that any remaining machining debris, dirt, assembly lube, etc, is removed from the engine before you put more hours on it.
As far as a break-in, you NEED to load the engine to properly seat the rings. Don't be afraid to work it hard, just don't overload it for long periods. Try to keep idling and light load running to a minimum for the next 50-100 hours.
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