how do i look after the scooby
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how do i look after the scooby
after picking my wrx sti on a t plate i was wondering how i should look after the car.
i.e keep the turbo from blowing and engine in running order so it cost me money
and how long sould i keep the car running after using it.
i.e keep the turbo from blowing and engine in running order so it cost me money
and how long sould i keep the car running after using it.
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If you look after the car - the car should look after you!
If your driving hard - then the best tip is not to keep the engine on tic over afterwards (tho it does help) but for the last 5 miles or so of your journey is not to drive hard & keep the revs under the spool up of the turbo ie less than 3000rpms
This will certainly increase the life of the turbo & cools it down much quicker.
Once at your destination - I usually keep it on tic over for 1-2 mins!
Make sure you service it regularly & all should be good!
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It's a car not a China plate.
Use it just like any other car. Subaru (like every manufacturer) test there cars in all conditions and for a considerable time too.
As long as it's serviced to the handbook or better (Mid oil change) then the car should never `Blow-up`.
Screaming it from cold won't help, and after a `Brisk` drive just let the car idle for a couple minutes.
Enjoy the car, and stop worrying.
Use it just like any other car. Subaru (like every manufacturer) test there cars in all conditions and for a considerable time too.
As long as it's serviced to the handbook or better (Mid oil change) then the car should never `Blow-up`.
Screaming it from cold won't help, and after a `Brisk` drive just let the car idle for a couple minutes.
Enjoy the car, and stop worrying.
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