Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So I accidentally flooded my engine doing something like that years ago. I had an important dr appt in the morning, so the night before I started my car, and moved it from the driveway into the garage and shut it off.
Go to start it in the morning, won’t go. Call AAA, get towed, miss my spot, come to find out that driving it that short a time flooded my engine. So I don’t recommend it.
No. Cars are started and stopped like this all the time without mishap. You got ripped off.
No, you idiot, that’s exactly what happened. It was a cold winter night, I flooded the engine. Here’s an explanation for you. https://www.driverknowledgetests.com/resources/flooded-engine/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So I accidentally flooded my engine doing something like that years ago. I had an important dr appt in the morning, so the night before I started my car, and moved it from the driveway into the garage and shut it off.
Go to start it in the morning, won’t go. Call AAA, get towed, miss my spot, come to find out that driving it that short a time flooded my engine. So I don’t recommend it.
No. Cars are started and stopped like this all the time without mishap. You got ripped off.
Anonymous wrote:So I accidentally flooded my engine doing something like that years ago. I had an important dr appt in the morning, so the night before I started my car, and moved it from the driveway into the garage and shut it off.
Go to start it in the morning, won’t go. Call AAA, get towed, miss my spot, come to find out that driving it that short a time flooded my engine. So I don’t recommend it.
Anonymous wrote:If you make sure your fuel if full before you shut it of. Example put in park hit gas . Shut off
Anonymous wrote:Are you running to the store to return eggs?