i let mine warm up about 20 to 30 mins before i drive it in the winter because theres nothing like crawling into a nice, warm truck!! COLD WEATHER SUCKS *****!!!

 

i let my truck warm up for 5 mins in tehinter adn 1-2 in the summer. i have done that with my last three vehicle, they were all good.

 

i let it run for 5 minutes if its below freezing, other than that i just wait till the high idle shuts off and go. take it easy till it get the temp above c

 

From what I have read you only need to let the truck warm up if temperatures are around freezing.

If my overhead display shows under 50 degrees I normally give it a few minutes and then I accelerate slowly and idle as much as I can until the needle has reached the C. From there Idrive normal.

 

I let it warm up for 30 seconds or so and then take it easy if its really cold out for a couple of miles.

The trans doesn't warm up in park.

Been doing that for years, no problems.

 

Start it up, buckle the seatbelt when the oil pressure is up put it in drive and nail the throttle !!!!

 

It get's cold here and that blows, so I let it warm up for atleast 10-20min. I also have a electric starter.

 

In the winter I religiously let it run for 10 minutes before I drive it. In the spring/fall, it depends on the outside temp. Summer I let it start and once the rpms get down to normally idle speed I put it into gear. I have always figured that if my schedule is that critical to not be able to wait that time then I need to adjust my schedule to include this.

 

I do in the winter, and sometimes longer than 10 mins.
I don't in the summer

 

in the winter; temp reaches the second mark and i go. easy on the throttle until things start feeling good
in the summer; as long as i hit the remote before i get dressed or before i get ready to go out the door