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Re: Best way to break in a rebiult motor
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Posted by Joe bloggs on November 29, 2004 at 10:56:05 from (4.250.21.127):
In Reply to: Re: Best way to break in a rebiult motor posted by willie j on November 28, 2004 at 04:54:42:
I have a friend who breaks in motors just like that.he knows what to look and listen for when he is doing it.he built 4 motors for me and the all lasted along time the 1 in my truck was still going but tired when I sold the truck after the engine had done over 400,000 miles with out any problems at all. now here is the simple truth if it blows it blows the damage is done no mater if you are driving it hard or not you wont be able to save it. so just start it up and get going. all the important stuff was when the engine was getting built thats the time to check and double check.
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