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  • Proper procedure for breaking in a twin

    I installed a new 787 engine and I wanted to know what is the proper procedure for breaking in the engine on a twin challnger. Do I buy a block off plate for both engines or is there another way to do it. I read somewhere about removing a little plastic driveshaft. Whats is the correct way to do this?

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    Re: Proper procedure for breaking in a twin

    If you are going pre-mix yes you have to do both engines. Read the tech article on break-in for procedures.
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      Re: Proper procedure for breaking in a twin

      Those engines still need to have injection oil supply, even if you go pre-mix. Something to do with a counter balance shaft oil supply?

      There is a SeaDoo jetboat forum with a great search function
      www.jetboating.net

      You should find info there or just ask. I know the subject has been discussed

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        Re: Proper procedure for breaking in a twin

        It's all in our tech article - and please don't just post links to other forums - the info is also here.
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          Re: Proper procedure for breaking in a twin

          your probably better off keeping the oil injection on a jetboat. Just my 2 cents
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