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Well my car from 93 needed to warm up :(

• hinkley 8y ago
  When it was new or when it was old? Cars from the 80's only needed to warm up if you lived in the upper Midwest, or when they got old and started falling apart. If you were a kid in the 80's or 90's and your neighborhood wasn't well off you might be forgiven for thinking all cars had this problem, because everyone drove used cars until they fell apart. [Edit] Looks like OP is going to a University in Turkey. The possibility of cultural disconnects with SV and PNW is not surprising at all.
  • CSDude 8y ago
    Well, it was a Renault 21 with a carburetor, and it had only 150K kms for over 20 years and nice use. It used to work great in Izmir where it was warm but when I attended University at Ankara where it was freezing, it required more than 3 ignitions, keeping it above 2.5k RPM and the handle (I do not know its Enligsh name) must be on (https://youtu.be/jLfnwRavuy8?t=1m4s https://youtu.be/jLfnwRavuy8?t=1m4s) which pumped more gas so cold weather was reduced, I guess. But it might happen in kinda in warm weather too, at 5C