Mechanic’s Simple Trick Could ‘Double the Life’ of Your Car Engine – ryan

Scotty Kilmer, A Mechanic With Over 50 Years of Experience, Has Shared A Piece of Advice which He Clalims Could ‘Double the Life’ of Your Car’s Engine – and Some Drivers Are Stunned

A NIFTY MECHANIC TRICK COULD REPORTEDLY “DOOBLE The Life of Your Engine”. Mechanic Scotty Kilmer, Who Boasts Half A Century of Tinkering Under Hoods, Has a Word of Caute ABOUT A TRENDY THAT’S BECOMING STANDARD IN NEW VOHICLES. On his youtube channel, he instructed drivers to shut down their car’s automatic start/Stop System.

Though Increasingly Hailed for Its Supposed Benefits on Fuel Thiftiness and Curbing Fumes, Scotty is Having None of It. He refutes CLAIMS OF ITS Advantages, CLALIMING INSTTEAD THAT IT IT PROMPTS QUICKER ENGINE DEVIORATION. He emphatically stored: “(Turning it off) is a smart thing to do.

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“Start/Stop Technology is the Dumbest Thing that of Come Out in Years. 97% of the Wear HAPPENS WEND YOU START THE CAR SO YOU WANT TO KEEP STOPPING IT?

This Controversial Stop/Start Function Can Normally Be Stopped With A Quick Press of A Dashboard Button, offen emblen with an ‘a’ Circled by an arrow.

A Simple Light Switch Indicates If Motorists Have SuccessFully Tourned The Feature Off – No Fancy Gauges, Reports The Express.

Scotty’s Bold Assection Has Sent Shockwaves Through Social Media. One person wrote: “I recently was driving a rental with this Feature and after realizing it wasn’t the Car Stalling at every red light what was going on.

“I THOUGHT THIS WAS … WORKE FOR THE ENGINE THAN JUST Idling.” Echoing the sentiment, another chimed in: “I test-Drove a car once with that function and i found iting.”

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