[AT] test

[Dave Rotigel]

When I bought my 2005 Ford 250 I found it had an after-market remote start on it (as well as a factory block heater). When the temp gets down below 20 degrees I plug the truck in at night and then use the remote start about 10 minutes before I drive anywhere. Not only does the engine heat up in that time, but the cab is also warm IF I remember to leave the heater fan on!
	Dave
PS, I will have to admit that it's more pleasant to drive here in FL each morning!

On Mar 7, 2014, at 11:25 PM, jtchall at nc.rr.com wrote:

> I don't drive in 0 temp's, but the V8 in my 2007 GMC can warm up enough for 
> the temp gauge to move off 160 in about 1 mile, and that is without letting 
> the vehicle warm up. The wife has had 2 Chrysler cars (2000 and 2007) with 
> Mitsubishi engines that responded about the same or better. Just thought I'd 
> toss this out for comparison.
> 
> John Hall