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Originally Posted by ABMW
You're assuming modern engines require a period of warming before they're ready to be driven off.
There are many out there that disagree with you. Google "do car engines need to be warmed."
I won't get into the debate, but it's obvious by googling that the debate was settled some time ago.
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There are opinions ALL over the web, so it all needs to be taken w/ a grain of salt Between owning both E34 and E39 M5's, one having written instructions while the other has a progressive tach, I absolutely believe that engines need to be warmed up before driving past say 3-4k rpms on a cold engine. If engines didn't need to be warmed up, why do we use mutli-weight oils if, in you opinion, it's all the same regardsless of the engine temp? Sorry, but I'm not a buyer.
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01-20-2010, 07:39 PM
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