Posted by WellWorn on February 15, 2015 at 15:11:14 from (75.198.145.17):
In Reply to: todays temp posted by charlie M on February 15, 2015 at 04:22:35:
Ok Boler, you get the prize for the moment.
An update: The SA started after a bit of cranking. My 15 year old car (with most of the electronic fuel metering then known to man) was parked in the shade and never got any solar gain this morning. It coughed occasionally until it ground down. It got a jump from the SA and rolled until it got enough heat in enough cylinders to run. The wife's Toyota, parked where it got some sun, said temp was -6 when the 'weather wall' said all of -1. It also started.
Years ago I spent some winter time in AK, and had a pickup with a 283 GM motor, that would start (without a block heater), at -40 or so. Not that it liked it, but it did.
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