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Start moving immediately after starting the engine.
With petrol engines, it is advisable to start moving immediately after starting the engine, since the vehicle's combustion chamber heats up more quickly than in diesel engines. Nevertheless, it is always advisable to pull away smoothly and not rev the engine excessively.
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Start moving immediately after starting the engine.
Wait a few minutes before moving off so that the engine warms up.
Rev the engine while stationary so that it warms up as quickly as possible.
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