just bought winter cover
11-24-2005 | 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 05mxdiesel
I paid 129 for mine with a discount including the battery blankets. I haven't decided if I will use them or sell them. It comes with a new block heater cord and two extensions off of it to attach the blankets. The winter front is awesome and instaled easy. But right now it is frozen as a birck since it snowed here, got warm and wet and snowed more and is 16 degrees.
gawd I cant wait for that kind of weather!!!!! Love it!!
12-10-2005 | 09:18 AM
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I posted a thread in the no drivetrain section, but didn't talk about the flaps. The day I put mine on, it was 11 degrees for the high, and that night got down to -1. I ran with all flaps closed. It worked great, heated up quick and ran on the thermostat. Last nite it was 23 degrees when I headed home and on the highway @ 69-70 mph, it got up to 199, but cooled right off if I slowed down to 65. Stayed on the stat when driving in town.
I found the owners manual pretty worthless, the installation instructions for the cover refered you to it, but all I could find was, not to let the heat get over 240 degrees. Well, duh.
This week it's supposed to be 40s day 20s night, I'm going to open 1-2 flaps and see.
I found the owners manual pretty worthless, the installation instructions for the cover refered you to it, but all I could find was, not to let the heat get over 240 degrees. Well, duh.
This week it's supposed to be 40s day 20s night, I'm going to open 1-2 flaps and see.
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