@jay871655: Did you know when you start a modern car from a cold state, the computer deliberately holds the engine at a higher idle speed (typically around 1,200 to 1,500 RPM) to warm up the catalytic converter and reach proper operating temperature faster. Putting the car into gear and driving off immediately during this high-idle phase can cause several mechanical issues: The standard practice is to wait 15 to 30 seconds after starting until the high idle naturally drops to its normal level (around 700–800 RPM) before putting the car into gear. Driving gently until the engine reaches normal operating temperature allows the oil to thin out and lubricate the turbo properly.#carsoftiktok😈 #backtoit #2026goals #VWGolfGTI #fyp

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