Don't warmup up your car-R&T
R&T At least not your gasser, don't know if it applies to diesels.
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Other than warming up the interior for the driver and melting ice and snow on the windows there has been no need to "warm up" a gasoline vehicle for over 30 years !
I know Ford has had a "requirement" that their (new) vehicles must start on their own battery and drive away without stalling in <60 seconds even at -20F for 40+ years. (Ask anyone who live in Bemidji,MN, International Falls,MN or Yellowknife, CA. Ford and most of the other car companies do cold weather testing there.)
I know Ford has had a "requirement" that their (new) vehicles must start on their own battery and drive away without stalling in <60 seconds even at -20F for 40+ years. (Ask anyone who live in Bemidji,MN, International Falls,MN or Yellowknife, CA. Ford and most of the other car companies do cold weather testing there.)
