New truck break-in

[OnTheReel]

Rather talk about Wankels than mundane break-in procedures that nobody I know ever followed once.
 

They made the same basic car with piston engines. But it was called the 808, not the RX3. The RX prefix was only used on rotary powered cars. 

[Martinzo]

There is certainly a big difference between the trucks that are treated right, and the ones that are not. I have felt that on myself actually. The first truck that I have ever bought was a ford f-150, back in 2006. I haven't followed those rules, and the truck started to run bad, while back in 2015 I bought a new gmc sierra 2500hd. I have followed all those rules, and it is still going really great. Even more, I used work on it, while working for a car shipping company, and it had no problems with that. Right now I am not working anymore, I have opnened my own company, called for the services of https://factorforyou.com/trucking-factoring-companies/, and now I am just chilling and getting money.

Edited April 5, 2021 by Martinzo

[TNTSierra]

6 hours ago, Martinzo said:

There is certainly a big difference between the trucks that are treated right, and the ones that are not. I have felt that on myself actually. The first truck that I have ever bought was a ford f-150, back in 2006. I haven't followed those rules, and the truck started to run bad, while back in 2015 I bought a new gmc sierra 2500hd. I have followed all those rules, and it is still going really great.

That’s because it was a Ford....duh