damn winter
#12
RE: damn winter
ORIGINAL: Emann0007
winterless climate??? I just froze last night here inthe "Sunshine State", no one is safe any more 28 degrees on the beach!!!
winterless climate??? I just froze last night here inthe "Sunshine State", no one is safe any more 28 degrees on the beach!!!
#16
RE: damn winter
man i would love to live somewhere like texas but not right now. lol yea i usually wait a bit like ill start it then run inside and screw around for a bit. but im always afraid that someone will jump in the car and roal away. that happend to my friends acura a week ago. but i usually take it easy in the beginning so i guess im in good shape. thanks alot
#17
RE: damn winter
ya letting ur car idle for a while would never hurt but rolling ur car too soon can. Just take it easy on her until the temp gauge is at the center
I HATE the cold my stang is off the Insurance and I cant have anymore fun [:@][:'(] I wish i lived in S. FL.
I HATE the cold my stang is off the Insurance and I cant have anymore fun [:@][:'(] I wish i lived in S. FL.
#18
RE: damn winter
i dont want to burst anyones bubble but i had an awsome autos instructor, dude had 50 years experience. he told me never let a car "warm up" for a long time, that it actualy can be bad (he didnt go into details) but like most of you said start it, put your seatbelt on and keeps the rpm's under 2500. and winter cars no fun. i paid $100 for an 88 jeep cherokee that runs amazing. i sank that ****er in 3ft of mud! and it still runs. best winter car ever!
#19
RE: damn winter
I think that is only for older cars that over heat. U know like siting in traffic for a while. But on a cold morning I dont think their is nothing wrong with letting it warm up to normal running temp. if u run a car hard and its cold u cold damage it cuz all the fluids need to warm up, such as the oil, tranny fluid, etc. if u dont get them warm your car will be damaged. Basically it comes down to that ur car runs better warmed up. thats why u never race someone within a few minutes of driving esp. of a cold day.
#20
RE: damn winter
I generally turn the car on and let it warm up while i scrape the windows, clean off the hood, headlights, tailights... etc. The defroster in my stang is a BEAST... so usually it warms up quick and melts the snow right off. Usually by the time I get done scraping/cleaning snow off, it's warm enough to go.