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hey 4chan
how does my engine settle after being left overnight, longer than 8 hours
does the oil pool at the bottom?
are the cylinders dry?
the head must be dry, where does oil pool at the head?
i like to press the gas all the way down before doing a cold start
this keeps the engine from starting,
i will sit there and crank it in the morning and make sure all the oil is going into places.
is this a good idea? will it add great life to the engine?
or am i just wearing out my starter and the teeth on the flywheel plate?
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Your oil filter has an anti drain back valve so when all the oil drains back into the pan and you start your car, there's still oil that goes to the engine immediately. Starting your car is what does the most damage to your engine, and by continually cranking it over you're causing a lot of damage.
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There will always be a good film coating of oil left inside the entirety of where the oil normally flows, which gives plenty of lubrication until the oil pressure has risen to its standard
The best thing for your engine is to have good oil with the correct temperature ratings for your climate/driving conditions
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>>17546790
i thought only toyota trucks had this
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>>17546216
You're wearing out literally every moving part by doing that.
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