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#31
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That only works if the whole car/doors do not look like a sheet of covered ice.
I saw a guy on TV using a hair dryer to melt the ice around the door, to get into the drivers side ...nasty freezing rain conditions! I guess that is where anyone which has remote start and auto heat on is, in better shape in those conditions!
I saw a guy on TV using a hair dryer to melt the ice around the door, to get into the drivers side ...nasty freezing rain conditions! I guess that is where anyone which has remote start and auto heat on is, in better shape in those conditions!
#32
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I hope that no one has recently experienced something like this.
LakeEffectIceStorm_zps2a9c38ff.jpg
I wonder how you would deal with something like this without remote start?
Tow it to a warm garage? Or leave it until spring?
LakeEffectIceStorm_zps2a9c38ff.jpg
I wonder how you would deal with something like this without remote start?
Tow it to a warm garage? Or leave it until spring?
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#33
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In those days, I hope you had your lap belt on!
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#36
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they have tow dollies that raise the rear and the truck tows the front, i would just have it towed to a warm garage and it will warm enough slower
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