Break in process of new tranny-

[MaxRS6]

I am In the final stages as the IPT rebuilt tranny should be back at the shop tomorrow.

I'd like comments and input on how to hit the road when I get it back. Should I just drive it like normal, don’t stay in a constant gear for extended times, baby it for a number of miles, or as some say “drive it like I stole it”?

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[TozoM8]

Automatic transmission doesn't require break-in, just drive it like you did before.

[p3u]

I am In the final stages as the IPT rebuilt tranny should be back at the shop tomorrow.

I'd like comments and input on how to hit the road when I get it back. Should I just drive it like normal, don’t stay in a constant gear for extended times, baby it for a number of miles, or as some say “drive it like I stole it”?

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You know you want to :incar:

From what Tozo has told me and from Amsoils website, the answer seems to be no. Enjoy! I know I will when my car arrives Thanksgiving day :hahahehe:

[MaxRS6]

You know you want to :incar:

From what Tozo has told me and from Amsoils website, the answer seems to be no. Enjoy! I know I will when my car arrives Thanksgiving day :hahahehe:

as ready as I am to get back in and let it roll:addict:

[MaxRS6]

Automatic transmission doesn't require break-in, just drive it like you did before.

after getting it back and ripping it around a track?

TIA

[TozoM8]

I wouldn't worry about it.

[MaxRS6]

I appreciate the input. Thanks again.

[terrytcl]

i'd replace the fluid and filter before getting on it.

that'd just be me though :)