Thread: running in an engine, is it a myth?
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Old 7th May 2019, 06:15   #37
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Originally Posted by COLVERT View Post
No confusion !!!

I spent five years as an apprentice toolmaker for an aircraft company.

I was trained to use every tool and machine in the workshop and manufactured parts to a tolerance of a tenth of a thou.

I call you and raise you £50.00---------
In which case, you have no excuse for getting it wrong, do you?

Besides - only five years - you really should have completed the apprenticeship.

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By the way, where did you get this information ???


From your own practical experience or only that of others.

Just curious, that's all.----
From the experience of experts like yourself!

How many new car engines do you know about that have seized as a result of localised hotspots?
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