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How long do you let your car warm up in the winter?

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Old 12-30-2009, 04:29 PM
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you have to leave it in neutral or it will go crashing into something.

The clutch defeat whatever system is just getting around the switch under the clutch pedal, noting pushed the clutch pedal down for you.
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The coldest it ever gets here, is about 5.. It's december, so right now its about 20 in the morning, so as I'm getting ready for work, Ill run out and start er up, put on heated seat, defrost, and leave my phone in there so it can bluetooth connect to the stereo, after that Ill run back in and finish getting ready.. So it warms up prob about 5-10 mins before I leave.. But when I get in, seat is toasty, windows defogged, phone is connected and shes ready to go
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let the car heat up!? really? lol wow never had to do that before in my life =P another reason I love living in the desert.
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???im in georgia. im still wearing short sleaves.
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-now that ive been a smart a$$-actually its freakishly cold this week 20s-teens at nite and 35-40 in the day. my car is warming up going down the road to work; usually warm between the cow pasture and the hay pasture (im in a very rural area)
-i quess if you got technical i get in the car, turn it on, seat belt on, plug in ipod, probably runs for about 30seconds b4 i drive but thats the same year round.
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With a manual you usually have to prepare the car to be remote started (as in the car in neutral with the parking brake on) and then get out and turn the engine off and set the alarm with the remote. It'll only allow you to remote start the car if you have not unlocked the car since turning the engine off via the remote.
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QUOTE (racecar13 @ Jan 2 2010, 05:22 PM)
???im in georgia. im still wearing short sleaves.


Can still wear shorts here lol AZ is the only state you can get away with wearing shorts and a huge sweater lmao
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I have a remote Start on my Tib so I let it warm up for 10min sometimes close to 15min but after 15min it shuts off and I would have to restart it!
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QUOTE (jaybeecrazyman @ Dec 31 2009, 03:31 AM)
I get really weirded out in the winter time if i dont allow my car to warm up for at least 5 mins. And especially since this is my first winter with my tiburon i tend to baby her a lil to much hahaha!


dont baby it....it been said before, and also proven that warming the car up does sweet eff all...AND...can actually be bad for it

QUOTE (03-accent-03 @ Dec 31 2009, 04:47 AM)
I don't wink.gif


same here smile.gif

but mind you....here in West Aus the coldest the car will ever see is prob about -2 C

but when its cold i'll just keep the revs lowish (under 3 grand) but drive it normally till i notice the temp gauge starting to move
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it gets pretty cold in nyc so i run out of my flat and start it then let it sit for about 3-5 minutes or if im sitting in it until the heat needle start to move.



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