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Ontariofrs 03-14-2013 05:40 PM

Fr-s Break in procedure.
 
I pick up my new Fr-s in two weeks and wondering what everyone is doing to break them in.
Appreciate the feedback.
I searched and didn't get much.

powerj2 03-14-2013 05:42 PM

go easy first 500km to break in the clutch then after that goes nuts

L3P47 03-14-2013 05:42 PM

Follow the break in procedures in the manual. In case you don't want to read..... Keep your foot out of it and don't cross 4000k RPM and wait about 1000 miles.

zaptorque 03-14-2013 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Ontariofrs (Post 793795)
I searched and didn't get much.

hard to believe.

Sigh-on-Rice 03-14-2013 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zaptorque (Post 793801)
hard to believe.

I agree. :)

Search example

Ontariofrs 03-14-2013 05:53 PM

sorry guys dont live on puters.

Ontariofrs 03-14-2013 06:02 PM

Can I not delete this post? I found the other thread thanks

supragoods 03-14-2013 06:26 PM

(Just a thought ) Is It possible that they require you not go over 4000 RPM before 1000 miles to achieve maximum MPG's? ( AS if the ECU would store during break-in period, the highest MPG rating making difficult to achieve advertised/ rated MPG for FRS/BRZ?)

GT 86 Brah 03-14-2013 06:44 PM

break in, not even once. i went crazy the first day i got it but not overly crazy

strat61caster 03-14-2013 06:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FT86TunnelVision (Post 793881)
(Just a thought ) Is It possible that they require you not go over 4000 RPM before 1000 miles to achieve maximum MPG's? ( AS if the ECU would store during break-in period, the highest MPG rating making difficult to achieve advertised/ rated MPG for FRS/BRZ?)

No, combustion engines are most efficient at steady state which is prohibited by the official break in procedure, I got much better mileage over the past 1,000 miles than the first 1,000.

It has more to do with breaking in the surfaces that will be in contact without undue wear, i.e. oil seals, piston rings, and other wear items such as clutch and brakes.

Many disagree and claim that you need to run an engine hard for optimum performance. My money is with Toyota/Subaru recommendation.

Edit: unless you're suggesting that low rpm running "teaches" the ECU to be conservative for best economy, in which case I'm sure someone who has experience with that will step in.

dsmx17 03-14-2013 06:57 PM

Open door, sit down, turn key and plant foot. any questions?

Noob4Life 03-14-2013 07:09 PM

I was able to stay out of it for about 500 miles but I drive so little that it wouldve taken me months to hit 1000. So I said fuk it I spent good money on this car ima see what it can do lol

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husker741 03-14-2013 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Noob4Life (Post 793957)
I was able to stay out of it for about 500 miles but I drive so little that it wouldve taken me months to hit 1000. So I said fuk it I spent good money on this car ima see what it can do lol

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That's exactly what we have warranties for. :D

Hammer down!!!

whaap 03-14-2013 07:30 PM

I missed school that day and have always figured the people who write the owners manual know more about it than I do. I followed their recommendations.


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