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Hi guys need advice from the experience should we Leane the engine until 1000 miles for example. No off roading no speed more the 120 km per hours etc.. before 1000 miles & after that we use the raptor normally??

Cuz I get my new 2012 RAPTOR and need that info GUYS …

I assume you mean break the engine in? Normally that's suggested.....

And how I do that Bro any advice???

Bro, you must keep the beast contained for a while, don't go over 15 mph until 1000 miles, bro.

Yukon Joe

haha, funny joe

Brochacho....you must understand that this truck is Broseidon Lord of the Brocean. So brofore you go and taco it in the desert, take off your flatbill sit down on the brofa and heed our words.

So my little brotato your Raptor should definetly be BROken in before heavy use offBROad. As for the how; your BROwners manual should answer that one Bro Jackson.

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There are a few different schools of thought on the break in. Hard vs. Soft vs. Normal driving, etc.

Personally I did a soft 750 mile break in on this truck. Kept my RPMs low in the beginning, then I worked on trying to get through the gears at low RPMs, worked on coming to full stops, etc. then after 750 miles I did an oil flush to make sure and get any tiny metal shavings out of the engine and then switched to full synthetic. After that I started driving normally (which for me is on the aggressive side) and then after another 250 miles I started offroading and really hitting it hard in the desert.

As to whether or not that was the best approach, I don't know, but it seemed to work well for me.

Like BO different schools of though on this one, personally I would stick to the soft side of driving till its broken in. The worst thing you could probably do is drive it at the same RPM for an extended period of time.

I'm in the "Just drive it, bro" camp.

I'm going with Bojangles on this one. I feel thats the way to do it, definitely change the oil after about 1k miles (1600km) as you break-in. Good luck dude!!, congrats on your Raptor!!