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Should be picking up my 2024 EB the week of March 13. I have a business trip planned on April 18 from Southern Ohio to DC. I planned on driving my new Maverick. I thought this would be good to 'break it in'. Is this a bad idea or good idea?
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The answer to that, it depends. I would think if you vary the speed it would help with break in. If you set the cruise and did not vary it, that would not be good for breaking the engine in.

So it's hard to answer that question because no one knows how you drive. Also constant lead footing to reach highway speeds need to be refrained, not saying once in a while you shouldn't just not at every opportunity.

Maybe others will chime in. I'm from old school and possibly these newer engines are completely different today.
 

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Should be picking up my 2024 EB the week of March 13. I have a business trip planned on April 18 from Southern Ohio to DC. I planned on driving my new Maverick. I thought this would be good to 'break it in'. Is this a bad idea or good idea?
If you can get about 1,000 miles on it at varied speeds & modest driving first. Best getting it broken in like many days.
 

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The owner's manual for Consumer Reports' 2022 Ford Maverick small pickup says “your vehicle requires a break-in period.” Ford recommends that for the first 1,000 miles owners should avoid driving at high speeds, heavy braking, aggressive shifting, or using your vehicle to tow.Oct 11, 2022

Sorry for being after the fact.
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