lf
the engine
lails
to ltart
after repeated
attempts,
it may b€ flooded
with exces
fuel. To clear a flooded
engine, tum the
eneine stoP
svitch OFF
and
luih
the
choke
knob down all the
*ay to Fully
open
(B).
Open the
throttle
fully and
crank the
engine with the
electric starter
for 5 seconds. Turn
the ensine
stop switch
ON
and follow
the
"Hi8h
An Tempera_
ture"
Starting Procedurc.
BRf,AK.IN
Dunns injtial break-in, newly
machined
surfaces
wil be
ir
contact wiih each other
and these surtaces
wil
wear ir
quickly.
B.eak-in
maintenance at
600
miles
(1,000
kn) is designed
to compensate for this
inttial minor
wear. Timely
pedormance
of
break-in
maintenance will ensure optimum
s€nic€
lif€ and
performance
from the
The
general
rules are as
follows:
l. Maximuft cortinuous
engine speed
durine the fitst
600
niles
(1,000
km)
must not exceed 5,000 rpm.
2. Increase the maximum continuous
ensine
speed by 2,000
rpm beteeen
odometer readings of 600 miles
(1,000
km) and 1,000 miles
(1,600
km). Diiye
b.iskly,
vary
speeds
frequently ud use
fuu
throttle
for
short
bu6ts only.
Do
not exceed 7,000 rpm.
3. Bear in mind never to lug the
engine
wiih full
tluottle at low
engine
speeds.
This rule is applicable not
onty
during
break-in
but at all times.
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