-22 below out and Neon Still Starts! Amazing!
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anybody elsehave a cold horror story?
My backup winter beater is an old Dodge Power Ram, time tested and proven to start at -40F I ain't afraid of no cold
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I was outside at the garage and i pee really bad. So i did right next to the garage door. A few minutes later I hear my girlfriend yelling. I go out and she slipped on my pee. HAHA. But she bent the fender on the neon so when i open the door it rubs now? Ha. Oh well.
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I'm in Canada.... so I've had some experience with some cold. Not long ago I had to start my '98 in temperature of about -28 F. It started first try, it didn't like it, it moaned a bit. But overall I was pretty impressed. Warmed up fine too. I had no experience with Dodge in the cold, so I was unsure of what to expect. My '91 Ford Ranger will start no matter what, even in -40. Seems like Dodge are pretty good with cold too.
Kris
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Ilet my car warm up for like 18 minutes one day during the -20 below and it was still cold, but after 5 minutes of driving it warmed up quick. So now I just start it and leave it a few minutesto get the motor oiled up before I start driving it and then it warms up pretty quick during driving maybe 5-6 minutes total after start upbefore it starts throwing warm air. On a normal +20 degree day I can start it and have warm air by 4 minutes just sitting without driving. Usually the the windshield defrost gets warm first then the side window ones warm up during the drive.