High revs at cold start




The reason - it comes up to operating temperature more quickly and that's a better state to be in, as an engine.
The only reason to delay driving, is to make sure that oil is circulating throughout the engine, which only takes a few seconds with modern oils.
I agree on watching the transmission and oil temperatures before racing around. The tranny takes a while.
Last edited by mikapen; Dec 15, 2023 at 05:17 PM.




The reason - it comes up to operating temperature more quickly and that's a better state to be in, as an engine.
The only reason to delay driving, is to make sure that oil is circulating throughout the engine, which only takes a few seconds with modern oils.
I agree on watching the transmission and oil temperatures before racing around. The tranny takes a while.




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