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Originally Posted by MCDX Is it really THAT important? What does it improve? Mr. Engineering Explained also doesn't clearly mention any technical details on this point. My background is Aviation.
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Having said that, they are still engines with pistons, rings, valves, camshafts and bearings To put it simply without too much technical explanation: avoid travelling at a single speed or RPM for prolonged periods since varying engine speeds are vital to proper break-in as they expose internal parts to a wider range of heat, pressures and stress. (notably the piston rings.) In todays cars, I'd narrow down to the two more important important terms: Pressure and stress. Heat should not be an issue in a proper Water cooled system. (unless of course you decide to break-in really hot weather. That brings me to the next argument. The 4000 RPM for first 1200 miles is Determined by Nissan to cover a wide range of users and climates and scenarios It assures proper break-in, without overheating or excess wearing if conditions become extreme. |
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