As winter approaches, many car owners are more or less unfamiliar with winter car use. Many customers who come to buy
Fuel Car also know very little about winter maintenance, especially winter car warming is a concern for many
New Car users.
Nowadays, the weather is getting colder. If you start the car without warming it up and drive away directly, it will cause great damage to the New Car engine. Because the temperature is low in winter, and the normal operating temperature of the Fuel Car engine is around 90℃, this will form a huge temperature difference. If you drive directly on the road at this time, it will seriously affect the operation of the New Car engine. Therefore, it is very necessary to warm up the car in place before driving in winter.
The so-called warming up means that after the Fuel Car engine is started, wait for one or two minutes in place before driving, so that the New Car engine and gearbox can be preheated.
Secondly, grasp the warming up time, within three minutes. In winter, the warming up of the car in place should not exceed three minutes. After one minute of starting, you can drive slowly, but not too fast, so as to ensure uniform heating of the car, without damaging the car, and well protect the New Car engine.
Again, don't rush to turn on the heater after getting in the car. In winter, many car owners are eager to turn on the heater as soon as they get in the car, but this is actually wrong. The heat of the New Car heater comes from the residual heat of the New Car engine. When the car is just started, the New Car is in the warm-up stage and is not at a normal working temperature. Turning on the heater at this time will increase the circulation line of the cooling water, thereby increasing the warm-up time. When the New Car engine runs at a low temperature for a long time, the mixed gas will be too concentrated, which greatly increases fuel consumption. Therefore, car owners should not rush to use the heater after starting the car, as this will not only waste fuel, but also fail to achieve the heating effect.
