Dealer said at 1500 miles that...

[M6-Coupe]

Originally Posted by GNALUZU

Ask to see the service documentation. If it isn't in writing from the factory, it just isn't true.

You see? This topic exists all over the place
I think SAs intentionally give people this kind of information to make fun of them ... or maybe they want to make people happy ...

[4DRS55]

Originally Posted by //M sa

At 1500 miles a new turbo grows out of the other two having sex for 1500 miles. It makes sense bro, enjoy the new baby turbo lol.

hmm it all makes sense now

[RingMeister01]

Originally Posted by 1stm3f80

I have accidentally gone over 5,500 a few times. 65mph on highway give it a little gas and your at 6,500 rpm

You're actually doing your motor a favor. All the squids babying their motors for the first 1,200 miles aren't sealing the rings on the pistons properly, which results in less power and shorter motor "life span". Put that motor under stress (respectfully) for 500 miles, change the oil and your good to go. But that's entirely another subject that's been beaten to death. Just sayin.

[vm]

The only 1,200 service item that I found in the "complete vehicle" paper was related to enabling launch control and not to the engine power. It said (page 48):

"The 2,000 km (1,242 miles) pre-delivery check must have been completed and reset/confirmed with the integrated service technical application (ISTA) (do not reset via the instrument cluster service function, as otherwise the launch control is not enabled)"