Engine gets "stuck" in the morning
#16
12-09-2008, 08:11 AM
In LA?? WHat's the AM low there? 60 degrees??
It was 9 degrees out here yesterday and my car doesn't do anything remotely similar to that. I am also one of those "no warm up" type of drivers. I just give the engine enough time to circulate oil, set my heat, seatbelt, radio, etc and then drive very gingerly until the car is properly warmed up.
It was 9 degrees out here yesterday and my car doesn't do anything remotely similar to that. I am also one of those "no warm up" type of drivers. I just give the engine enough time to circulate oil, set my heat, seatbelt, radio, etc and then drive very gingerly until the car is properly warmed up.
#17
12-10-2008, 09:40 PM
Originally Posted by Mustang5L5
In LA?? WHat's the AM low there? 60 degrees??
It was 9 degrees out here yesterday and my car doesn't do anything remotely similar to that. I am also one of those "no warm up" type of drivers. I just give the engine enough time to circulate oil, set my heat, seatbelt, radio, etc and then drive very gingerly until the car is properly warmed up.
It was 9 degrees out here yesterday and my car doesn't do anything remotely similar to that. I am also one of those "no warm up" type of drivers. I just give the engine enough time to circulate oil, set my heat, seatbelt, radio, etc and then drive very gingerly until the car is properly warmed up.
#18
12-10-2008, 11:55 PM
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