Posted on 10/1/2024
Engine support and more in San Carlos. As fuel prices fluctuate and environmental concerns grow, drivers become more conscious of their driving habits. One common question is whether idling wastes more fuel than restarting the engine. Many believe that turning the engine off and on uses more fuel, but is this true? Yes, idling your car generally wastes more fuel than restarting it. Modern engines are designed to use minimal fuel when restarting, making it more efficient to turn off the engine during short stops. In this blog, we'll explore the facts behind fuel consumption during idling and restarting, the impact on your vehicle, and best practices for fuel efficiency. If you want to schedule an appointment, please visit our schedule page. How Fuel Consumption Works When your car is idling, the engine is running but not moving the vehicle. This means it's burning fuel without any purpose. The fuel consumpti ... read more