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      01-18-2019, 11:51 PM   #1
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Break-in period

Just for guys like me who don't know it or been informed wrongly by CA
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I love how it says up to 1200 miles meaning you could sufficiently break-in the engine before then. I usually don't hammer the car until after 1k miles. In my current X3 M40i I didn't follow it to the T and had no real issues after sending in oil samples to he lab.

I also bed my brakes with 3-4 60mph-5mph hard stops, then drive around to let them cool down
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