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Old 09-30-2018, 09:28 AM   #1
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I let my 986 sit for about 30 seconds after startup, and I avoid revving the engine over 3000RPM until the coolant temp is near the 180 mark. I do this year round anyway, but it is especially important as it starts to get colder.

Also, be very careful about putting your top up or down, if you have a plastic window, below 70° F without heating it up in a garage or in the sun.
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Old 10-03-2018, 05:19 AM   #2
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[QUOTE=rick3000;580169]I let my 986 sit for about 30 seconds after startup, and I avoid revving the engine over 3000RPM until the coolant temp is near the 180 mark. I do this year round anyway, but it is especially important as it starts to get colder. ]




Actually, if you research it, LOAD, not revs, are bad at startup. Just don't mat it when you first drive and go gently until you reach normal operating temperature.
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