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Not in Michigan, which is why there are a whole load of "oil burners" out on the road.........aside from the few that use diesel.....
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I'd move to Mi. but all of my cars are diesel. Cheers, Bill |
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Diesel cars work just fine in the Tundra.... Just gotta warm them up with their heater or a big bucket of hot water dragged from the basement and poured slowly over the engine while you freeze to death from the snow and wind blowing around you....... (been there )
Improved Idea, Install direct hot water tap and hose+spray gun in garage, instant engine heater!
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I was plugging mine in and after about a month figured out it didn't work anyway! Cheers, Bill |
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Disregard last post....you did say warm it up with the heater.
Temporary insanity. I've been getting that a lot lately... Cheers, Bill |
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Our 83 has always had a heater (it originated from canada)....but mine didn't till just recently...so once last winter when my battery died after 15 seconds of cranking, I jumpered it to our van, fed it power for 20 mins, poured 5 gallons of hot water over it, cranked, and it started....
The neighbors had never seen anything of the sort before.........
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And had it not started you would have a huge ice block for your New Years party. Cheers, Bill |
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No emissions here, just a safety insp. Yeah, my ins agent loves me.. lol
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