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How important is break in ?

Originally Posted by Magic Bus Proper break in is only required, if you can't lie to your Nissan Tech during the warranty period! Doesn't the ECU track nearly everything anyways?

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Old 04-26-2017, 07:09 PM   #23 (permalink)
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Proper break in is only required, if you can't lie to your Nissan Tech during the warranty period!
Doesn't the ECU track nearly everything anyways? I always thought it logged the number of full throttle applications + duration, or is that ONLY prior to crashing into a concrete barrier?
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