Recommended engine break-in procedures??? |
05-04-2018, (Subject: Recommended engine break-in procedures??? ) Post: #1 | |||
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Recommended engine break-in procedures??? Finishing up overhaul on cm870. Would like to know how you guys brea-in your engines. Are wix filters and rotella still king around here or has the consensus changed? Driving style during break-in? Do’s and don’ts ? First oil change interval? And anything else please chime in! | |||
05-04-2018, (Subject: Recommended engine break-in procedures??? ) Post: #2 | |||
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RE: Recommended engine break-in procedures??? Register your engine with Cummins quick-serve. Go to service manuals signature, ISX, QSX15 service manual then scroll down to Section 14 "Engine Testing" then "Engine run-in(without dynamometer) You'll find full Cummins guidelines. Its really simple. As far as the oil change. I left mine in for 2000 miles the 1st time and 5000 for the 2nd. I couldn't find a cummins guideline for 1st oil change. But mine was a Cummins reman long block so I assumed they had a cleaner build process. I also sampled the oil both times to ensure number dropped to normal from the crazy high levels of all metals on the 1st. Probably a stupid test but I wanted to see what a fresh engine, oil sample looked like. And I only use Fleetguaurd filter on the entire engine. | |||
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05-04-2018, (Subject: Recommended engine break-in procedures??? ) Post: #3 | |||
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RE: Recommended engine break-in procedures??? Cummins has a break in oil you can buy, it's red in color like atf. User's Signature: I'm no mechanic, I'm just a guy that breaks down enough to know a bit. | |||
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