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Originally Posted by Newview01
Ok, this is simply incorrect. If it is -15, idling my truck for 7 minutes is not going to bring warm air into the cab. And as ctd stated, my windshield also fogs up sometimes if I start driving without warm air blowing. So at -15, my truck is idling for no less than 10 minutes, probably more like 15, before the warm air starts flowing. And if you would look at the temperature gauges, you can be assured that oil/coolant temp continues to climb after 7 minutes of idling.
Judging by the logic employed in the article it is not worth my time to read it.
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Agreed, the ones who keep going on about 7 mins this, 7 mins that have never operated a diesel in Alberta winters.
7 mins is a good way to be handed a $15-20k bill.