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You give your fluids time to circulate and reach operating temperature. It may not be as fast but it’s more effective for the preservation of the engine, transmission etc
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Quick question. Is it alright to accelerate your car fast once engine has warmed up? Of course accelerating in general wears out the engine but compared to accelerating fast on a cold engine what’s the difference? Sorry for the silly question
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Dude.u got a hyundead
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Just let your darm car idle down after you start it…
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wrong Advice.
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Dump that palisade there junk!!!!
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Warming up efficiently or faster shouldn’t be the priority. Warming up with least damage to your engine should be the priority.
Viscosity, friction, temperature, oil circulation. All these things are important for an engine’s longevity. So warm up your car. Being an engineer myself, I warm up my car and only then I start driving.
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@jawad1403
4 months ago
Warming up efficiently or faster shouldn’t be the priority. Warming up with least damage to your engine should be the priority.
Viscosity, friction, temperature, oil circulation. All these things are important for an engine’s longevity. So warm up your car. Being an engineer myself, I warm up my car and only then I start driving.
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