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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
The Greasy Spoon
AMSOIL Announces Reformulated Signature Series Synthetic Motor Oil Line
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<blockquote data-quote="old01cobra" data-source="post: 15794819" data-attributes="member: 141196"><p>Pull the fuel pump fuse in spring and do a few cranks before firing up. Lack of lubrication during cranking isn't the end of the world. Cold startups with immediate load and oil pressure building is what does the damage. Some cars sit on dealer lots for months and or years (VW) with hardly any starting or driving, 3-4 months during winter isn't hurting anything. Ford and other manufactures recommend starting cars frequently to prevent seals etc from drying out. Starts in the winter and short trips are the worst. When vehicles first start, moisture builds and if not driven to operating temp for a extended period this moisture never boils out of the oiling system. Like the guy above said many other reasons also..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="old01cobra, post: 15794819, member: 141196"] Pull the fuel pump fuse in spring and do a few cranks before firing up. Lack of lubrication during cranking isn't the end of the world. Cold startups with immediate load and oil pressure building is what does the damage. Some cars sit on dealer lots for months and or years (VW) with hardly any starting or driving, 3-4 months during winter isn't hurting anything. Ford and other manufactures recommend starting cars frequently to prevent seals etc from drying out. Starts in the winter and short trips are the worst. When vehicles first start, moisture builds and if not driven to operating temp for a extended period this moisture never boils out of the oiling system. Like the guy above said many other reasons also.. [/QUOTE]
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