bbsitum

It is going to be -22 F and wind chill -60 F Sunday and Monday. Can I go work at Monday with my car or is better to not drive in such weather? Of course if car start and I properly warm up it.
　

LTXMitch

I wouldn't see why not.... All depends on road conditions.... Block heater is a must it forget when antifreeze actually freezes but double check

bewrong

I don't think it makes any difference what the wind chill is.

Fatboy98maxima

i dont see why not !!! not unless your 4th Gen is a POS

DjHackStyle

If it was me id warm it up and not take off till operating temp is close to normal, then if road conditions are good i dont see a problem. If ur antifreeze is good and thermostat and radiator and waterpump are working go for it

98maxaholic

Dam where do you live..north pole?..i live in connecticut and it has been zero and -2 degrees for the last couple nights....what i do is start it twice a night...i go out at about 8 oclock and then again between 12 and 1 am and start it again and let it run fro ten mins or so..that way it keeps the battery alive too!

bbsitum

I'm in Minnepolis. From my experience temperatures lower then -20F are problem for cars. Tonight will be -26F.

eddie982

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Definitely let the car warm up completely, otherwise there is a probable near certainty of sludge formation.

Climaxx

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I live in az and say f cold weather! Lol

chrome91

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i would see what it is without the windchill, last year in winter there was a day here that was -55c with a bit of wind (like -63f i think) and not many peoples cars were starting after sitting all day. my truck luckily barely started, but the clutch and brake pedal were like molasses. surprised i made it home

vehicles arent affected by windchill, but otherwise i would say if you can take the bus or some other way easily its better