just a few seconds to permit the oil to lubricate it then go easy until it warms up it will also help your transmission
Auto experts today say that you should warm up the car no more than 30 seconds before you start driving in winter. "The engine will warm up faster being driven," the EPA and DOE explain.
if your car cannot warm itself up when your not in it, then yes it would be a good idea to let it warm up a few minutes before driving.
AnswerThis will warm up, all the fluids in the vehicle, and improve fuel consumption.increases the life of the engine especially diesel models
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You can't drive a car without starting it first, regardless of how cold it is outside.... If you mean should you warm it up, the answer is no if it is a modern fuel injected car. Just take it easy for about 1 mile or so. If it is an older carburated engine, then yes warm it up for a couple of minutes before driving off.
No. Cars no longer need it.
you should wait 3-4 min. before you put it on a warm surface if you dont wait that long atleast, you will fry the battery and it might shorten life span of ipod.
No engine likes being pushed too hard. The biggest problem most have is that people do not let the engine warm up first before driving this means letting the car idle for at least 5 minutes before driving anywhere. So in answering your question an engine will perform in both circumstances as long as you keep it regularly seviced and warm it up first before driving and you will have many more trips to go.
It should be instant, and they have to be asleep. But at the max, roughly 2 minutes or so.
no, you should stretch instead
Do A Low-Impact Warm-Up
Stretching