is launching a car bad?
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Anyone can launch off the line, especially in a manual car: clutch in and depress the throttle to a certain RPM, and then dump the clutch. ... However, doing so can damage many things on your car like the clutch, drivetrain, engine and gearbox, especially after repeated attempts. Launch control helps to prevent all that.
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No. It is not recommended. A damaged or collapsed spring can cause sagging and noise and affect alignment angles. While you can still drive, the ride will be rough and the car will be difficult to control in an emergency.
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RAY: Well, the act of turning off the engine while the car is still in drive doesn't hurt anything, other than the chances that you're going to go with him to the altar. The transmission and the engine don't care. ... Luckily, the keys won't come out of the ignition unless the car is in park.
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While the engine is generally regarded as very reliable, it does make a fair old racket, especially at idle. This can be an issue as it makes 'problem noises' harder to hear. Noises to listen out for are a rattle that disappears soon after start-up but reappears a couple of miles later.
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Jump starting can damage the alternator, either in the jumped car, or the one providing the jump. ... Sometimes the voltage regulator (usually part of the alternator these days) gets damaged. Too much current through a diode, or reverse biasing the diode too much can definitely cause damage.
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Wrong! Warming up your car in winter before driving it is actually terrible for your engine. According to Popular Mechanics, driving your car right away is the fastest way to warm up your engine, and will actually prolong the life of your engine instead of letting it sit idly before driving.
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It is not recommended. A damaged or collapsed spring can cause sagging and noise and affect alignment angles. While you can still drive, the ride will be rough and the car will be difficult to control in an emergency. Plus, bumps could damage other parts of the car.
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No. Driving with low oil pressure or low oil in the system can ruin the vehicle's engine, completely breaking the motor. If you notice the oil light on while you are driving or while the car is running, you should stop driving and have this problem addressed as soon as possible.
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It is clearly very dangerous to use domestic LPG cylinders for running cars – it's not only illegal but can also turn out to be fatal. At the same time, clearly, there is no major safety concern as such when running a properly equipped car.
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It will do no harm turning the AC on for faster heat in the vehicle. I've been doing it for years. It sure beats waiting for the coolant to get hot enough before you get heat out of the vents.
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A. No, if the remote starter system is installed properly it will not void the car's warranty, even those cars that use a proximity key and push button starter. In fact many dealer installed remote starters are aftermarket brands and not from the vehicle manufacturer.
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Bottom line: Don't coast in neutral. It's dangerous and won't save fuel. Turning off the key at traffic lights might.
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A damaged or collapsed spring can cause sagging and noise and affect alignment angles. While you can still drive, the ride will be rough and the car will be difficult to control in an emergency. Plus, bumps could damage other parts of the car.
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The point is that yes, indeed, you can drive a car with a knocking engine and the oil light on. If you are willing to deal with the consequences.
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Like I mentioned previously without a serpentine belt to power the accessories of your car the car will start but you won't be able to drive it that far. I've luckily never had this happen to me but I'd estimate that you would be able to drive for a few miles (3-5) before your car's engine will start to overheat.
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There is a myth that remote starters can damage your vehicle. The truth of this is, a properly installed, high quality system will not cause any damage.
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Choose a Vehicle The push button start system is good if you prefer added security and the convenience of a keyless system, so long as you understand the risks, ensure you have the key on your person when you leave, and know how to use the manual system should there be any malfunction.