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As per HEK, I wait for fast idle to quit and then go. I'll drive easy for a mile or two before opening up the throttle. I will let it
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As per HEK, I wait for fast idle to quit and then go. I'll drive easy for a mile or two before opening up the throttle.
I will let it warm up for a few minutes (until heater starts working) if I'm feeling particularly cold. But that's for me, not the engine. Edit: That's not just for Zs (I drive a Challenger now) - applies to all modern cars.
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