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Originally Posted by CamrySExxx
Well if you in an area that is SNOWING out side your going to suffer! Unless you want to drive a cold car with the heat blowing cold air at you your going to have to idle the car to warm it up or even melt all the ice.
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And what's so special about that? I have to leave my Camry parked in an outside lot during lecture. During the winter, I often come back to find it "frozen" and possibly frozen over.
Well...this will be my first winter with the Camry, but all our other cars have met this condition.
I just let the engine idle till the needle drops to around 1000rpm. Then I start driving. The heater comes on in a few minutes.
Heat is "taken" from the engine so it's free in essence.
I keep 20 kilos of cat litter in the trunk in case I get stuck on ice somewhere this winter. Complete with brush, and 2 spare gallons of windshield fluid stuff.
