Avoid ‘warming up’ your car this winter or you risk damaging engine – follow 30-second idling rule instead ...Middle East

DRIVERS don’t need to let their cars warm up before hitting the road this winter. A motors expert debunked the myth that cars should run their engines ahead of taking off in cold weather. GettyDon’t run your engine before driving this winter[/caption] GettyModern cars don’t require long idling periods[/caption] Ron Krauch, an automotive writer, has over four decades of experience with vehicles since he was a kid in his dad’s mechanic shop. Over the years, the car wizard has shared his expertise with industry leaders like Pontiac, Ford, and CarMax. Ron Krauch, an Automotive Writer at CarsAndConvos.com, recently explained where many drivers are going wrong. In an

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