cc. Here are some things to do within 40 seconds that will keep the engine healthy:

Before starting the engine: Turn on the car's ignition, but do not press the start button immediately. Wait a few seconds so that the fuel pump and electronic systems can activate.

Pay attention to oil flow: After starting, let the car idle for about 10-20 seconds. This ensures that the engine oil reaches all parts of the engine properly, which reduces friction.

Keep AC and accessories off: Keep AC, radio, or other accessories off while starting the car. This prevents extra pressure on the battery and engine.

Let the RPM stabilize: After starting the engine, let the RPM stabilize. Accelerating suddenly can put an unnecessary load on the engine.

Listen to the engine sound: After starting, listen to the engine sound carefully. If there is any unusual sound, get it checked.

Start driving smoothly: Drive the car slowly until the engine temperature normalizes. Starting suddenly at high speed puts more load on the engine.

Give time to the battery and electronic system: The battery starts charging as soon as the car is started. So avoid using AC or high lights immediately.

Shift gears correctly: Driving in the correct gear in a manual transmission car saves the engine from extra stress.

Check the engine temperature: Monitor the temperature gauge. Problems can occur whether the engine is cold or overheated.

Pay attention to the fuel: Check the fuel level before starting the car. Running on low fuel puts extra pressure on the engine.

These small precautions can keep the engine in good condition for a long time and help in increasing its life.