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| View Poll Results: Do you wait for your car to warm up? | |||
| Yes - I wait for the car to warm up |
   
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213 | 67.19% |
| No - I drive the car in the same manner regardless of engine temperature |
  
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104 | 32.81% |
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21-06-2007, 10:29 PM
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As it is winter I am curious to know if other people are similar to me. I have been ridiculed for waiting for my car to warm up before I drive. When it is very cold and the car hasn't been used for a while, I wait for at least one minute after starting the vehicle before I drive the car. Once I start to drive the car I drive it gently and don't start giving it stick until it reaches normal operating temperatures. I don't believe it is good to put a cold engine under a lot of load. Does anybody agree or do similar things?
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Do you wait for your car to warm up?
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