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Hej, jag heter Bolag som ska bedriva fiske här i trakten.
Right. When I wrote my comment I just took -15C winter temps as normal. That’s cold. 0C is a warm day half of the year.
I still find it kind of unsettling, to be honest!
Yeah. When you’re down into those temps you’ve got to keep your car starting in a multitude of different ways if it stays outside anyway. But generally, just starting and rolling out instantly could cause wear. I’d not really say it’s anything to be worried about though.
Indeed! It’s a balancing act. It’s good to wait a while right at start, but then it’s better to go than wait on idle.
Grammar school, at this time of day? I say! It’s not the 1900:s anymore.
When it’s cold it can be beneficial to let the car idle for about 15 seconds before moving, to get the oils moving. They don’t usually need much more than that, unless it’s very cold of course.
Yes that’s totally fine!