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Originally posted by: duragezic
You guys got it good. I was just out in this crap. Straight from the weather channel site:

-7° F, feels like -32° F


How they design cars to work in such conditions... wow!!
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That kind of weather is very hard on automobiles, especially if you are not using the correct viscosity oil and/or don't change it often enough.

When it's that cold, it's a good idea to be very gentle until it's warmed up.
 
Originally posted by: Eli
Originally posted by: duragezic
You guys got it good. I was just out in this crap. Straight from the weather channel site:

-7° F, feels like -32° F


How they design cars to work in such conditions... wow!!
Click to expand...
That kind of weather is very hard on automobiles, especially if you are not using the correct viscosity oil and/or don't change it often enough.

When it's that cold, it's a good idea to be very gentle until it's warmed up.
Click to expand...
The low tonight's supposed to be -9F here. I'm just going to leave the block warmer plugged in all night so the block isn't one big ice cube tomorrow.
 
Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Originally posted by: Eli
Originally posted by: duragezic
You guys got it good. I was just out in this crap. Straight from the weather channel site:

-7° F, feels like -32° F


How they design cars to work in such conditions... wow!!
Click to expand...
That kind of weather is very hard on automobiles, especially if you are not using the correct viscosity oil and/or don't change it often enough.

When it's that cold, it's a good idea to be very gentle until it's warmed up.
Click to expand...
The low tonight's supposed to be -9F here. I'm just going to leave the block warmer plugged in all night so the block isn't one big ice cube tomorrow.
Click to expand...
:thumbsup:

 
Kansas City, Missouri
Currently: 5°F Light Snow
Kansas City, Missouri
Currently: -15°C Light Snow
Wind: North at 18 MPH
Humidity: 72%
Dewpoint: -2°F
Barometer: 30.73 inches and falling
Wind Chill: -15°F

 
24f now here in Manchester, NH. BTW there were 55mph gusts here today...well yesterday. It was crazy.
 
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