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Rre-ringing my 2005 Scrambler & want to know suggestions for break in oil. Polaris engine oil is synthetic & Im not going to use it for break in.
You would be fine with the full syn. The most important part is how you break it in and how fast you change the oil. Warm it up and then give it hell through the rpm range. Change the oil and filter within an hour. Change again in about five hours and then to normal schedule.Rre-ringing my 2005 Scrambler & want to know suggestions for break in oil. Polaris engine oil is synthetic & Im not going to use it for break in.
When did they change it from 2W-50? Until last week I was thinking it was still 0The current P4 oil is 5w-50. I'd run a non synthetic as close to that as you can for the first couple hours. Then again at 5-10 depending on your use. Then regular changes after that with full synthetic.
Last fall when they launched the new PS4 line of oils.When did they change it from 2W-50? Until last week I was thinking it was still 0The current P4 oil is 5w-50. I'd run a non synthetic as close to that as you can for the first couple hours. Then again at 5-10 depending on your use. Then regular changes after that with full synthetic.
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??Why not?? What makes you think dino oil is superior for break in? They come from the factory with full synthetic and it seems to work just fine.Rre-ringing my 2005 Scrambler & want to know suggestions for break in oil. Polaris engine oil is synthetic & Im not going to use it for break in.