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well recently its been hitting 40's in the AM befor i leave...i live in a neighborhood and im running a straight pipe so i try not to let her idle for over 5 min...am i better off plugging it in for an hour or running the truck for 3-5 min?
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Forty degrees is not cold so your truck should warm up just fine on your way to work.
I don't plug mine in until it hits somewhere near 20-25 degrees. And the whole neighborhood thing...they should be up already lol |
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I know but im a nice guy, im the neighborhood landscaper so i try to keep everyone happy...An thanks for the info! appreciate it
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I hear ya about the straight pipe. I have the 03 turbo on my rig AND straight piped! Also have a Harley and a Ranger that has no exhaust temporaly.
![]() ![]() ![]() At 40* wouldn't worry about it too much yet. I fire mine up and just drive easy for the first 5-10 minutes. ![]() When the temps hit 35ish and below is when I plug mine in. Don't really have to, but I like the easier starts. |
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