Does anyone else do this?

[papoandma]

Steve, do you have any more good thoughts.

[SteveMac]

Steve, do you have any more good thoughts.

NOOOOOOOO!!!
LOL. No more thoughts from me tonight. Just this!

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[Kmort44]

NOOOOOOOO!!!
LOL. No more thoughts from me tonight. Just this!

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I'm confused with this picture, everyone is posting that water will destroy your engine if you don't warm it up fully but this picture of a plane on fire has to be fully warmed up but I still think the water in the engine would be a bad thing. Is that your point?
Keep posting you'll catch up with the "post-a-matics"

Did someone say "apple pie"

Hi Connie.

This post could have been 4 different post but I'm not an over achiever.

[Dan_Ashley]

I'm confused with this picture, everyone is posting that water will destroy your engine if you don't warm it up fully but this picture of a plane on fire has to be fully warmed up but I still think the water in the engine would be a bad thing. Is that your point?
Keep posting you'll catch up with the "post-a-matics"

Did someone say "apple pie"

Hi Connie.

This post could have been 4 different post but I'm not an over achiever.

Water won't destroy the engine. Water is a good thing. I even put it into the engine. The manufacturer even put a tank in the right front to hold water. It is up near the frunk, on the right. Some people use water mixed with other chemicals in that tank. I do too.

I also use water when I wash the engine. You DO wash your engine, don't you. If you don't, you should. Otherwise the nanny can slap you with a dirty engine limp mode. Never happened to me--but to others I know. It was NOT pretty.

[Mo Lee]

Water won't destroy the engine. Water is a good thing. I even put it into the engine. The manufacturer even put a tank in the right front to hold water. It is up near the frunk, on the right. Some people use water mixed with other chemicals in that tank. I do too.

I also use water when I wash the engine. You DO wash your engine, don't you. If you don't, you should. Otherwise the nanny can slap you with a dirty engine limp mode. Never happened to me--but to others I know. It was NOT pretty.

I agree water is good, after all that is the main fault with HD they don't have water in their engine! I guess I am wrong, but I always have to start a bike up for a short period of time when I need to move it to get another bike out of the shop to ride. I just don't see how I would ever get anything done if every time I start an engine I took it for a 5 mile ride.

[Bob Denman]

Water is good...
If it's ice, and is swimming in Scotch!

[bullant12]

So this got me to thinking. I do not want to wear out my engine prematurely, so how do I warm my engine before I start it up?

Is it too late in the thread to say:

"Give the engine a polar bear hug?"

[bullant12]

Water is good...
If it's ice, and is swimming in Scotch!

In water there are bacteria... Also, fish make love and crap in water (likely were the bacteria comes from)!

Alcohol is clean, it kills bacteria and make fish more drunk to have more lovemaking and defficate in it!

[rpatsh]

NOOOOOOOO!!!
LOL. No more thoughts from me tonight. Just this!

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That's gonna leave a mark!!
LOL