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Old 1st April 2008, 12:18   #14 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Unknownsoldier View Post
Unfortunately that won't work on most modern cars now, due to the use of fully synthetic oils, but many motorbikes (especially older ones) used part or even full natural oil, there is something to do with the natural oil that allows it to bed in like that, but not with synthetic. I asked for my civ to be filled with natural oil for the first service and I'd pay to have it removed and replaced once it was bedded in, but they wouldn't!!!!

Oh and ran mine in by driving it properly from day one, drove it hard, and it hasn't used a drop of oil in over 4000 miles.

Tom
Yes, i fully agree with you, full syntetic oil is'nt good for running in engines, my honda dealer in france told me that the oil which comes in the car after manifacture is thin oil special for running-in the engine, so i do recognize that oil consumption may exist, personally, i too have not consummed any oil and drove the car hard and progressive.
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