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does auto start stop damage engine
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Auto start-stop technology, designed to save fuel and reduce emissions by shutting off the engine at a stop and restarting when the driver releases the brake, has sparked debate regarding its impact on engine longevity. Critics argue that frequent starting can lead to increased wear on engine components, particularly the starter motor and battery. However, vehicles equipped with this technology are designed to accommodate the increased demand, featuring enhanced starters and batteries, and using electric oil pumps to maintain lubrication upon restarts. Research and real-world experiences show minimal adverse effects on engine durability when maintenance guidelines are followed. Manufacturers also adapt engine designs to mitigate potential wear. Ultimately, while auto start-stop systems might introduce different operational characteristics, with proper maintenance and modern engineering advancements, significant damage to the engine is unlikely. It's a trade-off between slight increases in component wear and fuel savings, alongside emission reductions.
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