How long does it take for you car to heat up?
How long does it take for you car to heat up?
Okay, so it's starting to get cold outside, and I'm wondering is there is something wrong with my car. It never seems to get warm. The thermostat(sp?) barely gets above C, and the heat seems to never get HoT. I drove yesterday from richmond back to d.c. and my gauge needed barely moved. Then last night, driving back from a friends house the same thing happened, plus the heat never seemed to warm up despite the fact i had it on 85 the entire trip? Anybody else have this problem. All I can say is thank goodness for heated seats!!!
Well, i am afraid that I can not offer much advice on this subject, but I can tell you how long it takes my car to heat up to give you an idea of another I30. I would say about 5 minutes max is how long my car takes for the temp needle to geach the middle of the guage and for the heat to be warm.
Hope that helps? Sorry to hear about your issue, but I would say something is definately wrong, I just dont't know what.
Hope that helps? Sorry to hear about your issue, but I would say something is definately wrong, I just dont't know what.
Originally Posted by Karkov
No offense but its kinda funny to hear guys from va and az talking about warming up their cars, how cold does it get down there?
go get a new thermostat and flush your coolant while you're at it. i just did mine, the thermostat and gasket cost $15 total, the only semi expensive part was the coolant. read the fluids and lubricant forum and learn how to do it yourself, or go out and pay someone to do it but prepare to dish out a lot that way. it's very easy though so i recomend you do it yourself.
my heat is almost too good now and the temp gauge goes to the middle relatively quick after i've been driving. before it used to sit at the bottum most of the time and then sometimes go to normal middle operating temp. goodluck
my heat is almost too good now and the temp gauge goes to the middle relatively quick after i've been driving. before it used to sit at the bottum most of the time and then sometimes go to normal middle operating temp. goodluck
Originally Posted by v6maximus
It aint good to warm your car before driving, just start her up and take off, don't rev past 3.5k rpm when cold, but warming her up in N is the badest thing you can do to your engine.
Originally Posted by v6maximus
It aint good to warm your car before driving, just start her up and take off, don't rev past 3.5k rpm when cold, but warming her up in N is the badest thing you can do to your engine.
Originally Posted by Jepht20
go get a new thermostat and flush your coolant while you're at it. i just did mine, the thermostat and gasket cost $15 total, the only semi expensive part was the coolant. read the fluids and lubricant forum and learn how to do it yourself, or go out and pay someone to do it but prepare to dish out a lot that way. it's very easy though so i recomend you do it yourself.
my heat is almost too good now and the temp gauge goes to the middle relatively quick after i've been driving. before it used to sit at the bottum most of the time and then sometimes go to normal middle operating temp. goodluck
my heat is almost too good now and the temp gauge goes to the middle relatively quick after i've been driving. before it used to sit at the bottum most of the time and then sometimes go to normal middle operating temp. goodluck
... i start my car and wait till i put my belt on then drive.... heh.. but i drive very very gently.. cause i gotta go like 10 blocks or so to the highway.. and by ... so i keep it under 2.5 rmp.. until i get to the highway.. but by that time its warmed up..
heh why would u rev ur car in neutral.... why not in park.. ...unless manual..
heh why would u rev ur car in neutral.... why not in park.. ...unless manual..
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