02-04-2018, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by new2subaru
Without first hand knowledge here I'm going to agree with you.
It makes sense to me as long as the oil is at the proper operating temperature and you cooling system is working properly, you wouldn't see anymore engine wear. Cold starts and driving short distances on a regular basis would do more harm IMO. Lots of people never leave the City. Those cars have had a hard life...
The engines Diesel Garbage trucks don't last long. Stop, Go, Stop, Go...That, I do know.
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EXACTLY!
Over the life of the engine it goes from 0 to 7500 rpms so often that driving at 4000 or even 4500 is not going to increase wear.
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