buy a car then turbo charge it
Assuming the car is a gas powered vehicle, and not a diesel the answer is, just long enough to get all the snow off the windshield. You don't need to let the car idle before driving it. The only reason to let it idle before driving is to defrost/defog the windows.
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The car he crashes at the end of the first movie is a 1970 Dodge Charger. If you watch the full credit role, you will see him driving off into Mexico in a 1969 or 1970 Chevelle. The car he is driving at the end of Tokyo Drift is a 1970 Roadrunner.
* Maybe something with the car or window broken. * it is broken * Make sure the engine is running. The windows won't work if the car is parked and idle. * There is a short somewhere in the electrical circuit, possibly being caused by a corroded switch, which sometimes completes the circuit and other times does not.
Because the engine is running. Shut it off or give it gas and it will not idle.
YES! Especially if you have been pushing it hard. Turbo's need to 'cool off' after being used, and is very important if they have been used hard. Oil from the engine will cool the turbo off after a few minutes. Sophisticated cars and cars with twin turbos usually have timers built in to the ignition system which will run the engine for 2-4 minutes after you turn the key off, specifically to cool the turbo(s). You should always idle a car with a turbo before you turn the engine off - longer period of time if it was racing.
A 1994 Honda Accord can shut off for a number of reasons. The most common are lack of fuel or air. If there is a vacuum leak the car will idle erratically and shut off. When a car runs to lean it may not be able to hold an idle.
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If a Carina Turbo will turn over but will not idle there can be an air leak. The vacuum lines should be checked to see if there are any holes.
To save gas, it is better to completely shut off the engine rather than allowing the vehicle to idle. This saves about 5 percent more gas than idling.
a longer cam shaft will make a car idle rough
The TURBINE inside a turbo-charger stops spinning when the vehicle is at idle because there isn't enought exhaust pressure to keep it spinning, lowering the internal engine pressure. creating less wear on the turbo and engine also alowing the engine to idle.. if it was to continue forcing air into the engine it would also need to force gas. to match the air fuel ratio to keep the car from dying, causing the engine to rev.. not stay at idle..
Probably a worn or loose belt
If it is a fairly new car that is controlled by a computer, it is most probably the idle control valve. Other possibilities can be a bad fuel filter, pump or fuel pressure regulator.
Try cleaning or replacing the Idle air control sensor.
no if u take a turbo out of a car it is no longer a turbo charged car