Heating and the car

Heating means that the car is running while the engine is cold, and you wait for a certain period of time, long or short, until the machine warms up, and then you walk the car.. All modern cars that operate with the “fuel injection” system known colloquially as “atomizers” ((from the nineties models and maybe even before..) ) It does not need heating .Never .Addition
: If the car is left without running for several days, the gasoline pump needs some time to deliver the fuel to the level required to start the engine and therefore needs a longer time to operate it. Therefore, a small canister was designed to store fuel under the pressure required to run the engine. At any time, even several days after the car has stopped working, this can is called a pressure reservoir? fuel accumulator .
And the idea of ​​heating was with old cars that run with “carburetor” and one of its disadvantages is the lack of good distribution of fuel to all the engine cylinders and the difficulty of operating the car in cold weather.
Today we will talk about a scientific and mechanical talk away from: ((They told me – I heard – through an experiment))!!
Q: When is the car ready to start after starting??
A: Whenever the oil cycle is completed on the “complete” parts of the machine by pumping the oil pump for the oil from the oil storage at the bottom of the machine
Q: How long does the oil cycle take to complete??
A: The duration of the oil cycle varies from car to car, and from engine to engine, but in most cars – as far as I know – it does not exceed 10 seconds.. and in many of them it is less..
Q: How do I know that it is completed in my car??
A: You know, through a very easy way.. Watch the warning lights that light up in the dashboard with the start of the car ((ABS-CHECK ENGINE – AIRBAG… etc ))..
You notice that it turns on at the first start, and within seconds, all of the warning lights go out automatically.. If all the warning lights go out, it means that your oil cycle is complete, and you can drive the car..
((Car factories design the computer of the car to check these things that light their bulbs during the period of oil circulation The first is with the oil pump being pushed to it, in a way that the inspection ends and the lamps go out with the oil cycle complete..))
This is what you are waiting for the lamps to go out and then walk – some catalogs expressly stated it (such as
some Toyota catalogs)) .. and some of them specify a short period. In seconds – such as the Camry or Sonata catalog, and some of them are satisfied that your car is modern and does not need to be heated at all – such as the Azera and Sonata -..but in all cases, all car companies mention in modern car catalogs that they are made in a way that they do not need heating. .Addition
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Modern car oils have been developed and differ greatly from old oils in terms of viscosity, as the high viscosity in modern oils facilitates its work in the machine without the need for high heat to increase viscosity, as is the case in old oils.