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ahhhh winter....
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SkanlaxJMO
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wow -36.. it was 27 degress here i love winter....when i lived in upstate NY the coldest i saw was -19(for a week tho)..
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-------------36 degree windchill forecasted for tonight. Weekend is looking to be daytime high in the low -20s.
I'm cold just thinking about that -36 de. Daytime -25 de?
What kind of engine heaters do you guys use up there?Abom
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I'm cold just thinking about that -36 de. Daytime -25 de?
Available to us, bock heater, oil pan heater, transmission heater, gas tank heater, coolant heater, battery heater, and the good old magnet heater.
I personally have block and oil pan. When it dips below -30 I let the vehicle warm up a few minutes before driving off. When it dips below -40, I let the vehicle warm up for about 20 minutes, then I drive off REALLY slow for a few blocks. If it goes down to -64 like it did a few winters ago, I don't go anywhere because the gas in my gas tank becomes a huge frozen ice cube (true story, happened in my Cavalier Z24).
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