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Idling, the act of running a vehicle's engine when the vehicle is not in motion, is indeed detrimental to engine health over time, contrary to what many may believe about it being a harmless action. Modern engines are designed to operate efficiently under load, and idling denies them this optimal condition, leading to several negative effects.
Firstly, idling leads to incomplete combustion. This is because the engine does not operate at its optimal temperature during idle, which results in a partial burn of fuel. This leaves fuel residues that can contaminate engine oil and damage engine components. Over time, this can decrease engine efficiency and increase emissions.
Secondly, idling causes unnecessary wear and tear on engine components like cylinders, spark plugs, and exhaust systems. Since the engine isn't operating at its peak temperature, the fuel doesn't combust completely, leading to soot buildup which can corrode these components. Moreover, because the lubrication system operates more effectively when the engine is at running temperature, idling can result in less effective lubrication, increasing engine wear.
Furthermore, from an environmental perspective, idling is inefficient and polluting, contributing to unnecessary greenhouse gas emissions. Vehicles produce more exhaust and spend more fuel when idling compared to a scenario where the engine is turned off and restarted.
In terms of fuel consumption, idling is also plainly wasteful. A conventional wisdom notes that if you're going to be stopped for more than 10 seconds, it's more fuel-efficient to turn off the engine and restart it than to let it idle. Modern start-stop systems in newer vehicles automate this process to save fuel and reduce emissions, underscoring the disadvantages of idling.
However, it’s important to note that idling for very short periods (e.g., in traffic) won’t immediately ruin your engine, but habitual and prolonged idling is unnecessary and harmful over time. In extremely cold climates, some idling may be necessary to warm up the engine, but modern vehicles typically require much less idling time than older models before they're ready to drive.
To summarize, while idling may seem like a benign action, it is inefficient and can lead to increased wear and tear on the engine, higher fuel consumption, and more environmental pollution. It's best to avoid prolonged idling and to adopt driving habits that promote engine health and efficiency.
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The S55 engine, created by BMW, is used in these vehicles:
1. BMW M3 (F80) 2014-2018
2. BMW M4 (F82/F83) 2014-2020
3. BMW M2 Competition (F87) 2018-present.
4. BMW M4 GT4 - a customer racing model.
5. BMW M4 GTS (F82) 2016
6. BMW M4 DTM (F82) 2014–2018.
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