What does 'Chery warming up' mean?
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Chery warming up refers to engine preheating. Definition of warming up: Warming up refers to the operation process of sending a small amount of steam to maintain the turbine running at a certain speed or load for a period of time, so that each component is uniformly heated and expanded. Benefits of engine preheating: The temperature of the engine is directly related to fuel economy. Both excessively high or low temperatures will lead to increased fuel consumption. The working water temperature of the engine should be maintained between 80°C and 90°C. When starting the engine under low-temperature conditions, preheating is required. Preheating and warming up the engine can significantly save fuel.