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Cold start with chip
Is it bad to cold start my truck on the TW extreme setting? I always have the extreme setting set when I start the truck
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I would say yes and no. If your running 15/40 oil then yes. the oil is to thick when cold. but if your running 5/40 them no. but you might want to set it down one or two cause the timimg could be way out there and a cold head gasket. well you may want to set it down alittle and let it warm up then switch it? my 2 cents
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yea I run 15/40 shoot
Thanks for the reply though I guess I'll let it warm up before switching it over from now on.
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I'll bump this just for more input and opinions...little curious myself
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im also curious... only i have extreme street. same concept tho
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Move down to Southern California. It's doesn't get cold here
Why don't you just call or E-mail TW with this question then get back to us with the anwser.
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Me to. Well u never wanna rev up ANY motor for that matter when its cold anyways. Things are brittle when cold, i.e valve springs
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I would think you would not want to start on the extreme seting. It might be hard on the fuel lines and seals when they are cold and brittle.
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