US EditionPressing the engine start button three times to protect your car's electronics? Perodua says there is no need
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Pressing the engine start button three times to protect your car's electronics? Perodua says there is no need
Myths are ever-present, and the automotive world is no exception. To this end, Perodua has posted a video to its Facebook page where it debunks a number of car-related myths. The debate regarding the need to press a car’s engine start button once, or three times is one that seems to be ongoing, and on that matter Perodua has shared its view on what is actually required. The Rawang-based manufacturer confirms that indeed, pressing the starter but…
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