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In older cars with worse tolerances and bad oil this was a major issue. Newer cars without carburetors ensure the proper fuel mixture even when cold. And multi
by jdsully 7y ago
In older cars with worse tolerances and bad oil this was a major issue. Newer cars without carburetors ensure the proper fuel mixture even when cold. And multi viscosity oils ensure lubrication even when cold.
Performance will still be worse and wear higher than a warm engine. But there’s no reason you can’t let it warm up on the way. Growing up in Canada it was always body rust not the engine that ultimately did the cars in anyways.
- joecool1029 7y ago> Newer cars without carburetors ensure the proper fuel mixture even when cold. They also advance the timing when cold which increases emissions. I forgot to mention that as well. > And multi viscosity oils ensure lubrication even when cold. Improved, still not ideal.