No early first oil change
 

I've got a new Accord and my custom when buying a new car has always been
to change the oil at about 1000 miles. No doubt that's a hold over from the
bad old days when you had to get the metal chips and debris deposited during
the sloppy engine manufacturing process out of there. Unnecessary today I'm
sure with improved manufacturing-- but I was going to do it nonetheless.

But the owner's manual specifically says not to change the oil early the
first time. Why is that? Is there some kind of special "break in" oil in
there?

Re: No early first oil change
 

Follow the manual. Yes, break-in oil.


"Eye In The Sky" <ruleman@> wrote in message
news:Ld6dnW7fNafnBdTbnZ2dnUVZ_sudnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> I've got a new Accord and my custom when buying a new car has always been
> to change the oil at about 1000 miles. No doubt that's a hold over from
> the bad old days when you had to get the metal chips and debris deposited
> during the sloppy engine manufacturing process out of there. Unnecessary
> today I'm sure with improved manufacturing-- but I was going to do it
> nonetheless.
>
> But the owner's manual specifically says not to change the oil early the
> first time. Why is that? Is there some kind of special "break in" oil in
> there?
>

Re: No early first oil change
 

Follow the manual. Yes, break-in oil.


"Eye In The Sky" <ruleman@> wrote in message
news:Ld6dnW7fNafnBdTbnZ2dnUVZ_sudnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> I've got a new Accord and my custom when buying a new car has always been
> to change the oil at about 1000 miles. No doubt that's a hold over from
> the bad old days when you had to get the metal chips and debris deposited
> during the sloppy engine manufacturing process out of there. Unnecessary
> today I'm sure with improved manufacturing-- but I was going to do it
> nonetheless.
>
> But the owner's manual specifically says not to change the oil early the
> first time. Why is that? Is there some kind of special "break in" oil in
> there?
>