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running in should be done on mineral oil, not semi
but you've not done enough miles!! - tappets sometimes take a few thousand to quieten down completely cold oil pressure shows you havent got a oil pressure problem, so i wouldnt worry too much about the hot oil pressure - as you already know the oil weight & oil temp has an impact on oil pressure |
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i spoke to a few people about using mineral oil to run it in on and the popular opinion was mineral oil has in most cases caused more problems than anything else as it's no good for the turbo?
i figured using a semi will at worst just make it take longer to run in? if i'm seriously wrong i'll go drop it now and get some mineral oil. |
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Mineral will be fine for the turbo as you are not thrashing it, so long as it is the best mineral you get, ie a well known brand.
I run in for around 1000 miles, but by 500 miles it has full throttle for brief periods, ie high rpm low loads in lower gears, don't run in too easy or the bores can glaze, I put in fresh mineral at 500 miles, 1500 miles, then 2000 miles, then fully synth. tabetha |
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ok so what's a good mineral to get? and where from? will any decent motor factors do it? will the oil i'm using do me any harm? could it be contributing to the tappets being noisy?
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