Comments by "Gort" (@gort8203) on "EVERYTHING on FUEL SAVING - PRACTICAL DRIVING and MAINTENANCE techniques to REDUCE FUEL consumption" video.

  1. Yes, that is just one example of a few techniques he said "don't work" that actually do, but are not practical because they are either dangerous or increase wear and tear on the vehicle. Another one is that starting a warm engine uses more fuel than idling at a stop light. That is not true for the length of time spent idling at a typical stop light in a congested area. But I still wouldn't do it because the small amount of fuel saved is not worth the various downsides to shutting off your engine.
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