I hear so many people saying it's so good to shut off your engine while sitting at a stop light. I for one don't see it being so cost effective in the long run. Wouldn't you be putting wear and tear on your starter and engine? They also say that your car doesn't need to warm up. I was always told that you should let it warm up because oils don't move as quick because it's so thick thus not oiling properly makeing parts vulnerable to failure. Am I the only one who thinks that letting your car warm up for five minutes isn't such a bad thing? Am I the only one thinking that shutting my car off after 10 seconds at a red light is pointless because once my starter goes bad, there goes all my savings on gas? A starter for my truck costs $400. Will I save that much before my starter goes bad? Something to think about.
2007-12-22
14:15:36
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