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No; follow the manufacturer’s instructions and set off gently when permitted.
No. Follow the manufacturer’s procedure and, when it permits setting off, ride gently without placing high demands on a cold engine. Prolonged idling is unnecessary in the stated situation, and revving to warm it faster is not recommended. The procedure may vary with model, carburettor and weather conditions; follow the applicable manufacturer instructions.
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No; follow the manufacturer’s instructions and set off gently when permitted.
Yes, always wait for normal temperature even when the manufacturer does not require it.
Yes, and rev it hard to warm it as quickly as possible.
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