Technical Messenger 03|2022 Damage caused by breaking in an engine incorrectly after repair

Breaking in an engine after an overhaul in idle is still a common practice in many repair workshops around the globe.

While this is thought to be a gentle way of allowing new and existing components to bed in against each other, it is often the opposite.

Ideally, a reconditioned engine should be broken in on a test bench using a predefined program to avoid damage.

If you want to know which damage can be caused by breaking in on idle and how the test bench should be operated, check out our latest Technical Messenger:

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