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Posted by Rich Iowa on October 05, 2005 at 19:45:27 from (152.163.101.7):
They"re predicting lows the next couple nights around 32 degrees. Since my Dakota is out of commision, I"m going to be driving my F250 w/ the Powerstroke to work for a while. I was wondering how cold it get before you all plugged your trucks in. It only takes me about 10-15 min. to get to work, hate to let it warm up for 15 min. to drive that short of a distance. I was thinking of plugging it in over night and letting it warm up another 5-6 min. before taking off. Is 32 degrees to warm to plug in? The truck has the block plug-in, The glow plugs work good and I will be adding fuel additives with the next fill up. First diesel pickup for me, help me out guys/gals. Rich
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