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running in?
guys,
any tips or notes for me to take note of during this running in?
how long does it last?
any tips or notes for me to take note of during this running in?
how long does it last?
chengwei- Newbie
Re: running in?
Ur car manual will specifically mention abt this running in period.
Normally is within 1000km. Try not to rev beyond 4000 RPM (for me i try not to rev beyond 3000RPM)... Do not maintain at a same speed for long time. Try various speed and not exceeding 100km/hr..
Normally is within 1000km. Try not to rev beyond 4000 RPM (for me i try not to rev beyond 3000RPM)... Do not maintain at a same speed for long time. Try various speed and not exceeding 100km/hr..
impact2001- Moderator
Re: running in?
oh dear.
i think i rev beyond 3000 just now
hmm
various speed ar...tats tricky...haha
i think i rev beyond 3000 just now
hmm
various speed ar...tats tricky...haha
chengwei- Newbie
Re: running in?
How tricky can it be? Just drive normally... On singapore road.. u want maintain same speed also tough.. Drive a while, traffic light coming.. drive again, meet hump... then got reckless ppl cut in here and there, making u suddenly slow or jam brake..
impact2001- Moderator
Re: running in?
ohh
coz i was travelling mostly on highway just now....more or less constant speed for quite a while
coz i was travelling mostly on highway just now....more or less constant speed for quite a while
chengwei- Newbie
Re: running in?
As long as you don't exceed 100km/h, that should be fine. As for the rpm, when you are driving at 90km/h, it should stay below 3000rpm most of the time.
The Blue Cruiser- Senior Member
Re: running in?
rev 1 - 2 times over shot nmind dechengwei wrote:oh dear.
i think i rev beyond 3000 just now
hmm
various speed ar...tats tricky...haha
tish- Moderator
Re: running in?
chengwei wrote:Divine wrote:hmm STEP on they GAS and DUN LET GO!!!! =)
aiya wat is warranty for man? lolx
Divine- Senior Member
Re: running in?
lol, the car engine is so smooth, naturally will over shoot 100 without knowing one, i soo soo soooo miss drivingthe forte, cant forget the first kiss when i test drove it
tish- Moderator
Re: running in?
chengwei, I kept the Hawkemobile under 3000rpm all through till 1000km, but I tell you it was torture man. The car is really straining at the bits. But now....
Yay! My run in is over and the Hawkemobile is back from 1000km oil change.
Zoom zoom zoom! Switch to manual mode and nevermind the FC for a while! Damn shiok!
I have to say, the growl of the 2.0l engine going at 5000rpm is real sweet...
Yay! My run in is over and the Hawkemobile is back from 1000km oil change.
Zoom zoom zoom! Switch to manual mode and nevermind the FC for a while! Damn shiok!
I have to say, the growl of the 2.0l engine going at 5000rpm is real sweet...
lordhawk- Junior Member
Re: running in?
haha. isit the petrol dey pump for us no good? my hubby says the car feels like no power -_-" siao liaos.
mwerkz- Member
Re: running in?
haha. need vpower or not? thinkin of tryin caltex 95 after this n c if got diff. i suspect they only pump 92 for us.
mwerkz- Member
Re: running in?
SX hardly will have a rev of 3K unless you are a hard footer like some of them here
greatgazoo- Senior Member
Re: running in?
Well, you gotta have some fun some time, you know.
Find a nice empty stretch of e'way and just try pushing your engine a bit. 3k rpm at gears 1-3 shud be easy even for a 1.6l.
I have yet to find a stretch empty enuf to sustain 3k at gear 4 for long. Maybe I'm not staying up late enuf
Find a nice empty stretch of e'way and just try pushing your engine a bit. 3k rpm at gears 1-3 shud be easy even for a 1.6l.
I have yet to find a stretch empty enuf to sustain 3k at gear 4 for long. Maybe I'm not staying up late enuf
lordhawk- Junior Member
Re: running in?
nothing wrote:first day already exceed 100km/hr liao without knowing it.....
Hehe yeah man...steppy happy! Then realise..opps..
Redbean- Junior Member
Re: running in?
me got the habits of breaking the law on Friday evening on my way home from office.......feel the need to release all my stress after 5 days of shit.......
muff- Senior Member
Re: running in?
muff is da dangerzone man...
Almost Friday! So here's a song to prep you for your TGIF run...
Almost Friday! So here's a song to prep you for your TGIF run...
lordhawk- Junior Member
Re: running in?
Wah lau, if u listen to the TopGun's Danger Zone, u will sure go beyond 120km/h!
bigbull- Junior Member
Re: running in?
At only 385-km into running-in and my first top-up @ SPC for their 98 Octane petrol, I am at the threshold of giving-in to see how fast and hard my Ti-Ag can go... Arrrggghhh!
Hitting 100-kph is really nothing even with the entire family of 4 in it. Even with the Lancer GLX already run-in I can feel the resistance to pick-up from traffic junctions. But not the Forte. I can only imagine those of you who have the 2-litre manual Forte!
Hitting 100-kph is really nothing even with the entire family of 4 in it. Even with the Lancer GLX already run-in I can feel the resistance to pick-up from traffic junctions. But not the Forte. I can only imagine those of you who have the 2-litre manual Forte!
waypoint- Senior Member
Re: running in?
joepele wrote:I understand that speed is not the issue when it comes to running in....
It's the RPM.
Anyone has any idea what is the conditions for running in?
First 1k, 3k and 5k?
Or whatever is the condition?
first 1 k is the most important, if u read the owner's manual, information are all there, dont exceed 4k and dont rev hard.
tish- Moderator
Re: running in?
I remember telling someone yesterday that I have a good picture to show on how cars are being driven up a ship....
look at the below, what rpm will the car be when it is being driven up this gradient of slope....
look at the below, what rpm will the car be when it is being driven up this gradient of slope....
kapitan- Senior Member
Re: running in?
tish wrote:joepele wrote:I understand that speed is not the issue when it comes to running in....
It's the RPM.
Anyone has any idea what is the conditions for running in?
First 1k, 3k and 5k?
Or whatever is the condition?
first 1 k is the most important, if u read the owner's manual, information are all there, dont exceed 4k and dont rev hard.
What is the speed for the car @ 4k RPM on an Auto EX 1.6?
joepele- Senior Member
Re: running in?
And may also explain the badly scraped front tow hitch under the bumper...
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kapitan wrote:I remember telling someone yesterday that I have a good picture to show on how cars are being driven up a ship....
look at the below, what rpm will the car be when it is being driven up this gradient of slope....
waypoint- Senior Member
Re: running in?
should be above slightly 100km/hrjoepele wrote:tish wrote:joepele wrote:I understand that speed is not the issue when it comes to running in....
It's the RPM.
Anyone has any idea what is the conditions for running in?
First 1k, 3k and 5k?
Or whatever is the condition?
first 1 k is the most important, if u read the owner's manual, information are all there, dont exceed 4k and dont rev hard.
What is the speed for the car @ 4k RPM on an Auto EX 1.6?
tish- Moderator
Re: running in?
not sure what is the diff auto SX and EX.
But my auto SX, i get 100km/h even before 3000RPM, probably 2800rpm.
I took 110km/h at slightly more than 3000/rpm
best guess at 4000rpm should be 135km/h at least?
But my auto SX, i get 100km/h even before 3000RPM, probably 2800rpm.
I took 110km/h at slightly more than 3000/rpm
best guess at 4000rpm should be 135km/h at least?
lukester- Senior Member
Re: running in?
jus curious.. where u guys get the reference of not exceeding 100km/h for running in?
i was going thr the manual.. it simply says keep rpm between 2000 to 4000.. it didnt state anything abt speed.. i suspose its the rev of the engine tat matters and not how fast u going? and i believe it is ok to go beyond 3000 rpm so long u keep it below 4000rpm.. its good to work withing the range while running in... dun forget to brake slow (if not emergency) too.. brakes oso need to set in properly...
i was going thr the manual.. it simply says keep rpm between 2000 to 4000.. it didnt state anything abt speed.. i suspose its the rev of the engine tat matters and not how fast u going? and i believe it is ok to go beyond 3000 rpm so long u keep it below 4000rpm.. its good to work withing the range while running in... dun forget to brake slow (if not emergency) too.. brakes oso need to set in properly...
scorpey- Member
Re: running in?
lukester wrote:not sure what is the diff auto SX and EX.
But my auto SX, i get 100km/h even before 3000RPM, probably 2800rpm.
I took 110km/h at slightly more than 3000/rpm
best guess at 4000rpm should be 135km/h at least?
u can go near 4000 rpm using the sportstronic (down a gear and push a bit) or simply push more quickly on ur accelerator at constant speed.. it shd rev more toward 4000rpm.. but remember not to cross the 4000 mark...
scorpey- Member
Re: running in?
auto got 4 gear n manual got 5 gear, ratio different alsolukester wrote:not sure what is the diff auto SX and EX.
But my auto SX, i get 100km/h even before 3000RPM, probably 2800rpm.
I took 110km/h at slightly more than 3000/rpm
best guess at 4000rpm should be 135km/h at least?
ya, brake also dont too hard. below 4k for ever gear can liaoscorpey wrote:jus curious.. where u guys get the reference of not exceeding 100km/h for running in?
i was going thr the manual.. it simply says keep rpm between 2000 to 4000.. it didnt state anything abt speed.. i suspose its the rev of the engine tat matters and not how fast u going? and i believe it is ok to go beyond 3000 rpm so long u keep it below 4000rpm.. its good to work withing the range while running in... dun forget to brake slow (if not emergency) too.. brakes oso need to set in properly...
tish- Moderator
Re: running in?
scorpey wrote:jus curious.. where u guys get the reference of not exceeding 100km/h for running in?
i was going thr the manual.. it simply says keep rpm between 2000 to 4000.. it didnt state anything abt speed.. i suspose its the rev of the engine tat matters and not how fast u going? and i believe it is ok to go beyond 3000 rpm so long u keep it below 4000rpm.. its good to work withing the range while running in... dun forget to brake slow (if not emergency) too.. brakes oso need to set in properly...
You got it spot on bro.
That;s why there are / were some people who specializes in running in for pple.
they go up and down the NSHW @ the required speed to run in the car.
it needs to be maintained @ the specified PRM to run in properly. It's not the speed... it's the RPM.
So, it may be a better idea to consider using the sportronic to control that to have a proper run in.
joepele- Senior Member
Re: running in?
Bro, u still believe in running in...?
Oridi some bros show the clips the car b4 reached our shore been raped and tortured without our knowledge...
for me first day collect my car test the power how far can push..
hmmm not sextisfy the performance , sunday went autobac replace hurricane filter..then test the power.. much better than earlier.
when car speed slow down no push up strength to pick up especially want to over take if not need to use supertronic lower the gear for over taking.
After installed the hurricane filter Now can feel sextisfy the performance and oso fixed the pivot volt stab & 2 way alarm plus 2 horns in soon lee @ geylang and my air con veli cold ,me din do any insulate the pipe line .
Waiting for my road tax prepare to go jaybee top up petrol and sight seeing..
Oridi some bros show the clips the car b4 reached our shore been raped and tortured without our knowledge...
for me first day collect my car test the power how far can push..
hmmm not sextisfy the performance , sunday went autobac replace hurricane filter..then test the power.. much better than earlier.
when car speed slow down no push up strength to pick up especially want to over take if not need to use supertronic lower the gear for over taking.
After installed the hurricane filter Now can feel sextisfy the performance and oso fixed the pivot volt stab & 2 way alarm plus 2 horns in soon lee @ geylang and my air con veli cold ,me din do any insulate the pipe line .
Waiting for my road tax prepare to go jaybee top up petrol and sight seeing..
FeiLeong- Junior Member
Re: running in?
er ..
my dad did a hard run in .
5th gear drop 3rd gear various speed between 100 to 120 .
but my dad did tat for extra BHP and the make the piston ring tight
diff pple diff style .. so up to u .
ur safest bet would be as per normal , 100km below 3 rpm (:
my dad did a hard run in .
5th gear drop 3rd gear various speed between 100 to 120 .
but my dad did tat for extra BHP and the make the piston ring tight
diff pple diff style .. so up to u .
ur safest bet would be as per normal , 100km below 3 rpm (:
Leonard- Member
Re: running in?
mm.. but i thk no harm believing in it.. since they still officially printed the instruction in our manual.. for the "rape" part during delivery.. it kinda out of our control.. and if u compare the distance.. its relatively short distance vs 1000km..hence, i thk still pretty alright.. jus like some bros accidentally rev over 4k rpm once a while.. but imagine if u keep reving it while the engine still new.. it may not be good for the piston/ moving parts to set-in properly.. anyway jus my 2cents thots lah.. i like to rev too.. but kinda gotto control now
scorpey- Member
Re: running in?
Leonard wrote:er ..
my dad did a hard run in .
5th gear drop 3rd gear various speed between 100 to 120 .
but my dad did tat for extra BHP and the make the piston ring tight
diff pple diff style .. so up to u .
ur safest bet would be as per normal , 100km below 3 rpm (:
ur dad sounds like expert in runnin-in... reminds me of initial D!! haha... jus kidding..
scorpey- Member
Re: running in?
scorpey wrote:mm.. but i thk no harm believing in it.. since they still officially printed the instruction in our manual.. for the "rape" part during delivery.. it kinda out of our control.. and if u compare the distance.. its relatively short distance vs 1000km..hence, i thk still pretty alright.. jus like some bros accidentally rev over 4k rpm once a while.. but imagine if u keep reving it while the engine still new.. it may not be good for the piston/ moving parts to set-in properly.. anyway jus my 2cents thots lah.. i like to rev too.. but kinda gotto control now
I over rev before too, but I think not serious la, infact now after run-in, my car feels alot better, alot of power.
lukester- Senior Member
Re: running in?
Sometime dun feel so kiasu and kiasee..still got 3 yrs warranty..
If u dun test and push ur babe's, how u get to know ur babe's..rite!
If any problem go back to C$C, tat a lot of ppl doin it.
Fully agree with bro Lukester, tat wat we get the "N" result..
If u dun test and push ur babe's, how u get to know ur babe's..rite!
If any problem go back to C$C, tat a lot of ppl doin it.
Fully agree with bro Lukester, tat wat we get the "N" result..
FeiLeong- Junior Member
Re: running in?
FeiLeong wrote:
After installed the hurricane filter Now can feel sextisfy the performance and oso fixed the pivot volt stab & 2 way alarm plus 2 horns in soon lee @ geylang and my air con veli cold ,me din do any insulate the pipe line .
Waiting for my road tax prepare to go jaybee top up petrol and sight seeing..
How much for
the hurricane?
2 way alarm?
Air horn?
joepele- Senior Member
Re: running in?
FeiLeong wrote:Sometime dun feel so kiasu and kiasee..still got 3 yrs warranty..
If u dun test and push ur babe's, how u get to know ur babe's..rite!
If any problem go back to C$C, tat a lot of ppl doin it.
Fully agree with bro Lukester, tat wat we get the "N" result..
err... its not abt kiasu kiasee (although our brand is "kia" > jus kidding).. its abt believing in initial care/ pratice tat could work well for the engine for the long run.. anyway its pretty individual lah.. so two school of thots i suspose..
Glad u enjoying ur ride! cheers!
scorpey- Member
Re: running in?
scorpey wrote:FeiLeong wrote:Sometime dun feel so kiasu and kiasee..still got 3 yrs warranty..
If u dun test and push ur babe's, how u get to know ur babe's..rite!
If any problem go back to C$C, tat a lot of ppl doin it.
Fully agree with bro Lukester, tat wat we get the "N" result..
err... its not abt kiasu kiasee (although our brand is "kia" > jus kidding).. its abt believing in initial care/ pratice tat could work well for the engine for the long run.. anyway its pretty individual lah.. so two school of thots i suspose..
Glad u enjoying ur ride! cheers!
Just sharing with u..nothing wrong to rev ur engine whether is new or old..
as long u maintain and change engine oil accordingly servicing schedule.
If u can afford use better quality or grade to prolong engine life longer..
if u travel long distance like goin to malaysia when come back home ..go and change engine oil dun wait till servicing date is due.
I ensure ur engine life can live more than 10 yrs.
U too have a good and enjoying ride ..
FeiLeong- Junior Member
Re: running in?
Actually hor... I don't think we need to maintain below any speed for the run in. Its just that if you speed to like 120, and you need to brake for any reason, it might be really bad for your brakes if its not set properly...
And I was reading up on the internet regarding the RPM, seems like most people agree with not going below 2k rpm because its too little pressure on the piston ring seals but they are debating over the going past 4k rpm....
I chose to play it safe so I just vary from 2k to 4k rpm using the semi auto mode to play with gears 2 to 4... So from 70 kmh to 110 kmh on highway up and down the gears to vary rpm entire drive. Dunno issit me but feel like car getting more powerful after 600km clocked on ODO.... But i'm just thinking... What the hell diff does it make? Its just prolly a tiny micron of a different and the layman won't feel a thing.... And we don't even keep our cars to 10 years... Here in SG, 3 yrs also some consider long liao....
And I was reading up on the internet regarding the RPM, seems like most people agree with not going below 2k rpm because its too little pressure on the piston ring seals but they are debating over the going past 4k rpm....
I chose to play it safe so I just vary from 2k to 4k rpm using the semi auto mode to play with gears 2 to 4... So from 70 kmh to 110 kmh on highway up and down the gears to vary rpm entire drive. Dunno issit me but feel like car getting more powerful after 600km clocked on ODO.... But i'm just thinking... What the hell diff does it make? Its just prolly a tiny micron of a different and the layman won't feel a thing.... And we don't even keep our cars to 10 years... Here in SG, 3 yrs also some consider long liao....
Cowstalker- Newbie
Re: running in?
Cowstalker wrote: But i'm just thinking... What the hell diff does it make? Its just prolly a tiny micron of a different and the layman won't feel a thing.... And we don't even keep our cars to 10 years... Here in SG, 3 yrs also some consider long liao....
Ya lor, just drive normally like one would will do.
Fortec- Senior Member
Re: running in?
Cowstalker wrote:Actually hor... I don't think we need to maintain below any speed for the run in. Its just that if you speed to like 120, and you need to brake for any reason, it might be really bad for your brakes if its not set properly...
And I was reading up on the internet regarding the RPM, seems like most people agree with not going below 2k rpm because its too little pressure on the piston ring seals but they are debating over the going past 4k rpm....
I chose to play it safe so I just vary from 2k to 4k rpm using the semi auto mode to play with gears 2 to 4... So from 70 kmh to 110 kmh on highway up and down the gears to vary rpm entire drive. Dunno issit me but feel like car getting more powerful after 600km clocked on ODO.... But i'm just thinking... What the hell diff does it make? Its just prolly a tiny micron of a different and the layman won't feel a thing.... And we don't even keep our cars to 10 years... Here in SG, 3 yrs also some consider long liao....
hehe.. we belong to the "Believing in Running-in" group.. i dun knw the science behind running in.. but since its a fact stated in our manual.. no harm listening to the manufacturer.. in my job.. i always recommend my clients to follow manufacturer advice/ instruction cos i am not the designer of tat machine anyway it's only for the short distance of 1000 km.. not a difficult thing to do..
Like wat bro Fortec mentioned.. drive normal will do lah.. for me i just watch my upper limit cos sometimes i'll rev the engine w/o concern on the high rpm
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