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first start of new engine procedure


dr_jekyll
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i have built my new engine and fitted it to the car.

 

just wondering what the full first start procedure is as at the moment im getting no joy making it start.

 

so far i have;

 

filled with cheap mineral oil.

conected everything up;

cranked with fuel relay out

put fuel realy in

crainked again and nothin :(

 

tyred adding more timeing but its still not evan trying to fire. i dont want to keep cranking as im woried of damaging my new rings and at 1 point of it cranking it let out the loudest backfire ive ever heard so im not happy at the moment.

 

any tips from youi guys that have run new engines would be great .

thanks

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cheers,

 

so all sorted. engine is running smoth and quiet.

 

so far i have ;

 

let it idle for 5 mins and run it at 2000rpm for 20 mins 3 times

 

then let it idle to temp then ran it at 2500 rpm for 10 mins

 

all seems good no leaks ect. so what do i do now . i cant drive the car because its not mapped yet and its on far bigger injectors and a different turbo with lower compression than the current map is for. will it be ok to now drop the oil and put the good stuff in and send it for mapping or is it not ready to be taken that hard yet?

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cheers,

 

so all sorted. engine is running smoth and quiet.

 

so far i have ;

 

let it idle for 5 mins and run it at 2000rpm for 20 mins 3 times

 

then let it idle to temp then ran it at 2500 rpm for 10 mins

 

all seems good no leaks ect. so what do i do now . i cant drive the car because its not mapped yet and its on far bigger injectors and a different turbo with lower compression than the current map is for. will it be ok to now drop the oil and put the good stuff in and send it for mapping or is it not ready to be taken that hard yet?

 

This may be of some interest to you....

 

http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm

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Thats interesting reading. Makes sense as well actually.

 

Rebuilt my last MR2 engine and after about 50 miles of gentle driving I got bored and went for it. then never really bothered after that. Engine was faultless pulled very very hard and never really used that much oil.

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