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Streetdirectory.com says yes especially when you think of all the hours over the winter your car idles. Warm it up by driving it!
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There are many reasons that your car idles rough when it is stopped. The purchase of bad gasoline or water in your gasoline are a few reasons why. The best way to get a definite reason is to consult a mechanic.
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A number of factors can cause a vehicle to idle high. The first thing to do is attempt to find out where the idle adjustment is on your individual model. Usually, this will correct the problem, however the timing being out can also cause th...
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Need to know more about your car year make and modle
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Most likely your electric cooling fan is not working, or (if older rear wheel drive car) the "fan clutch" is bad! I you have an airconditioner, the (engine cooling) fan is supposed to run all the time when it is turned on! - This ...
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I have read that you use a miles worth of gas every two minutes of idling. So it depends on the size of your tank.
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What you need to do here is have the computer scanned for code/s light coming on indicates there's a problem within the engine management system, this is your starting point of diagnosis finding out what's going on.
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Ditto the previous post. Especially on modern cars with computerized fuel management. The computer does enrichen the mixture for starting, but typically the fuel system goes "closed loop" within a minute or two (even in cold ambie...
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this is why i dont like buying cars, always unmentioned problems and when u ask the person about it after the fact the response is the same..."thats wierd, that never happened to me." a little off topic...has anyone ever used the ...
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No it won't ruin your engine as long as your cooling system is OK. Cars idle all the time. Think about all the police cars that sit for hours at the scene of emergencies with the engine idleing.
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