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    Quote Originally Posted by txarkitekt View Post
    Yeah, I am fully aware of a break-in period, but I guess I didn't go to class the day when they told us we need to change our oil 3 times within the first 1,000 miles...
    Read what I said lol.
    Change it once at 500. Then after you have gone 750 miles after the 500(500+750=1250) change it again. Then change it when you have gone 1,000 miles after that so 1250+1000=3500 lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChevyLee View Post
    Read what I said lol.
    Change it once at 500. Then after you have gone 750 miles after the 500(500+750=1250) change it again. Then change it when you have gone 1,000 miles after that so 1250+1000=3500 lol.
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    On a serious note, You are suppose to change the oil like that though. Just keep the oil and filter free from metal shavings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by txarkitekt View Post
    Yeah, I am fully aware of a break-in period, but I guess I didn't go to class the day when they told us we need to change our oil 3 times within the first 1,000 miles...
    Lol Rickys no math wiz! haha Ive laughed my ass off this whole thread I sware
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    There has not been break in oil used my auto manufacturers for maybe about as long as Ricky has been alive. Change like the manufacturer recommends and you'll do it every 5-9K miles. New or not doesn't matter any more either.

    On a lighter note, I do agree somewhat. I'd change it every 3K (including the 1st one) with dino oil or longer with synth. I change my filter ever 5K and the oil every 10K. Works for me.

    Anyone freaked out or laying awake at night because of my suggestion should change it as often as he feels it's needed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GasGuzzler View Post
    There has not been break in oil used my auto manufacturers for maybe about as long as Ricky has been alive. Change like the manufacturer recommends and you'll do it every 5-9K miles. New or not doesn't matter any more either.

    On a lighter note, I do agree somewhat. I'd change it every 3K (including the 1st one) with dino oil or longer with synth. I change my filter ever 5K and the oil every 10K. Works for me.

    Anyone freaked out or laying awake at night because of my suggestion should change it as often as he feels it's needed.
    Didn't say anything about break in oil. Just break it period. Its in the owners manual of most brand new cars / trucks. They say don't go over 50mph for the first 500 miles. The changing of the oil like I recommended was because brand new motors will cause metal shavings. Its a good idea to keep those out of your motor. Its like changing gears in your rear end. When ever you change gears its always a good idea to change the fluid out after about 600 miles or so to check for metal shavings. Don't change your oil for 5000000000000 miles I dont care lol. Just passing on my knowledge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lamborado View Post
    motor: 57,000---with my foot in it every mile
    trans: 57,000-its done(currently awaiting rebuild)
    rearend: bout 6,000
    stall: 6,000-sold (new one goin in new trans)
    cam: 6,000
    took heads off bout a month ago for P&P still has cross hatching

    Youre retarded ricky, new trucks dont have a break in period unless you do work to them, we're not driving 86' short wides, and it used to be drive it 500-1000 miles change the oil and you're good, thats like pre loading on protien you gotta drink 10 cups a day to build it up in your system...... quit reading bull****......maybe if you did the work on your truck you would know this kinda stuff
    Well Mr. G--I think your cam has a few more miles than that... But yeah, you are right G...you should change it early for the very first oil change, then once that one is done, go at the normal rate. I don't change my oil until the message center on my truck tells me to. The oil life indicator on our trucks measures how hard we drive it--so sometimes it might say to change the oil sooner than the "recommended" 3000 mile mark--which mine does each time. If you drive easy and only on the highway, you may be about to get 7,000 miles out of it...

    Quote Originally Posted by bangbangskeetskeet View Post
    My 99 has 202500 on it.
    Original motor and rear end.
    Replaced the trans about 15000 ago...because I WANTED to not because it needed it.

    These things will last forever if you take care of them the right way.
    Yes, true T-RAV. If you just do the simple maintenance (and especially with how reliable our LS motors are), you can get 500,000 modded miles on it...
    Quote Originally Posted by ChevyLee View Post


    On a serious note, You are suppose to change the oil like that though. Just keep the oil and filter free from metal shavings.
    Oh really? It that what changing your oil is suppose to do???? Damn, I NEVER knew that. Thanks for the info Ricky!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by ChevyLee View Post
    Didn't say anything about break in oil. Just break it period. Its in the owners manual of most brand new cars / trucks. They say don't go over 50mph for the first 500 miles. The changing of the oil like I recommended was because brand new motors will cause metal shavings. Its a good idea to keep those out of your motor....
    What??? Really? I think someone else told me about that...

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