dbright007

Or not so much

Przemot

Ok I am not from U.S ( just studying here) As a current student I am in the learning process heeh soo I would have to ask you a question , becase I do not understand something.

As I understand I should warm up the car before i start driving.I Understand that, but I do not Understand sentance :
"As per warming, its more so, I think, in before shutting down than before driving"

My question is: How can I warm up the car before shutting down the car?
Its already warm ,so why I would have to wait to shut the car down?

Thank you for all oh the answears.

RX Gator

I hope you mean wax. Wash, Polish, Wax. A polish removes a thin layer of the clear coat to help your shine, but without wax your finish is unprotected.

ken-x8

If you drive it for more than a few minutes, it's warm and you just shut it off like an ordinary car. If you start it just to move it a short distance - like pulling out of your garage to wash it - then you have to let it run until it warms up.

For the car wash thing, a lot of us will pull the car out of the garage and let it idle while we gather the hose, soap, sponge, Q-tips, KY jelly, etc.

If you start it and have to turn it off before it's warm, then you rev to 3000 rpm before shutting it off. But if it's already run for 5 minutes, it's warm so you don't have to do anything special.

Ken

Brettus

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Car washing will never be the same for me after reading this

ken-x8

Gray06

Blow drying is a great way to get all the water out of every crack and crevis.

Krankor

"'crevice' is a dirty word"
--General Melchett