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<misc>RE:Engine Warming
- Subject: <misc>RE:Engine Warming
- From: r browne <r_browne@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1998 06:12:46 -0800 (PST)
It was written:
My owner manual says NOT to run the engine a long time atidle just to
warm up the car. I think it suggests a max of 30 seconds orsomething
low like that. Obviously, no-one at BMW has had to wake upto a frigid
car in frosty Calgary.Does the BMW caution against long idling (to
warm up the
car) arise morefrom an environmental concern, or is there a valid
andimportant
MECHANICAL reason for this?Murray97 318i
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An engine under load warms faster (warm engine = good) than an engine
under no load(idle).
Ron Browne
1992 318is
Bowie, MD
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