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·It usually takes me a second or two, since my car lives in the driveway. I purposely let it run as long as possible before I take off in the morning. But other then that, I think that I usually get belted in, fire it up, fiddle with the CD, and then go on my way. And I have always get my foot on the brake, release the emergency brake, and then shift into gear. I have a Civic, so the parking brake is not 'foot' powered.
I'd probably recommend giving it about 30+ seconds to get the engine juices flowing (especially in the mornings when the car is cold). But when you're out running errands, just give it a few seconds.
Michelle
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Phoenix (gone, but not forgotten) & Belle (aka Belzebub)
[This message has been edited by poodleluvr (edited 09-26-2001).]
I'd probably recommend giving it about 30+ seconds to get the engine juices flowing (especially in the mornings when the car is cold). But when you're out running errands, just give it a few seconds.
Michelle
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Phoenix (gone, but not forgotten) & Belle (aka Belzebub)
[This message has been edited by poodleluvr (edited 09-26-2001).]