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08-12-2009, 10:09 AM

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Engine Break-in Process

This is for my '87 Conquest TSi. 2.6L turbo. The motor was rebuilt by Blitz Automotive in Kennett Square. It's got some upgrades to it. Nothing super crazy. I'm sick and don't really have a voice so I can't call them at this moment. Is there a typical break-in process to seat the rings, seals, etc.? Or do I need to call Blitz when I have a voice and have them walk me through a specific process for this motor?

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