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fri13th:

--- Quote from: clarence on July 18, 2008, 01:04:58 PM ---I rather believe the Tan Chong manual rather than some unknown website regarding break-in.

If you redline during break-in period, then could have got a test drive car and save at least $1,500.

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Hehe 1 more interesting thing i found out from Tan Chong service engineer when i went for my first 1k service which i ask him on breaking in tips and u know what he told me? The most important is to warm up ur engine and whack it!The rest he advice me was almost exactly like what i read in that mototune webby! If i dun remeber wrongly i heard him say that break in advice on the manual was same as 10yrs ago for nissan cars not relevant now already.

clarence:
Perhaps the Tan Chong service engineer hopes your engine dies an early death and you will then purchase another Nissan                  :bleh:      ;D

fri13th:

--- Quote from: clarence on July 19, 2008, 11:35:53 PM ---Perhaps the Tan Chong service engineer hopes your engine dies an early death and you will then purchase another Nissan                  :bleh:      ;D

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Haha also another good reason to buy a new car :D just like the NETS advertisment :yehyeh: but have to wait untill warranty up than can buy mar.....if not like what u say i can redline it everyday until it break down and get a brand new engine by the warranty!! :thumbsup:

detach8:
Hehe u better hope the service standard is *that* good.. that they give u a new engine, not just take some part go and repair and give you.

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