C CKN Joined Oct 14, 2014 Messages 12,037 Location Utah Oct 8, 2023 #21 If you have a newer vehicle-you are going to have to try very, very hard to break it.
supton Joined Nov 9, 2008 Messages 23,874 Location NH Oct 8, 2023 #22 Kira said: Or....just drive sedately? Click to expand... That only works if you drive a sedan.
A addyguy Joined Sep 8, 2005 Messages 16,046 Location Canada Oct 8, 2023 #23 I have a 1981 Edition of Lemon-Aid car guide book. In the 1970’s Ford did have a ‘piston scuffing’ defect in its 4 and I-6 engines that had to do with cold vehicle warm up. Not a problem today!
I have a 1981 Edition of Lemon-Aid car guide book. In the 1970’s Ford did have a ‘piston scuffing’ defect in its 4 and I-6 engines that had to do with cold vehicle warm up. Not a problem today!
M MattPersman Joined Sep 13, 2003 Messages 953 Location Noblesville, IN Oct 8, 2023 #24 I have had like 5-6 spun bearing issues this year alone. Pretty bananas on the amount
zzyzzx Joined May 18, 2012 Messages 9,929 Location Baltimore, Maryland, USA Oct 9, 2023 #25 atikovi said: More likely to throw a rod or spin a bearing. Why don't you give it a try and report back. Click to expand... Garage 54 should give this a try, and in the middle of winter in Novosibirsk.
atikovi said: More likely to throw a rod or spin a bearing. Why don't you give it a try and report back. Click to expand... Garage 54 should give this a try, and in the middle of winter in Novosibirsk.