> His mechanic is right about being a fair weather mod though. If you live
> north of the Mason Dixon then you have to be aware of the need for
> pre-heat. Excess warm-up time without it leads to undue wear in the
> engine. The quicker you get them warmed up the better.
>
> Brian Cleary
What about trucks that didn't have a hot-air pipe when they came from the
factory? My '97 doesn't have a hot-air pipe.
I think the hot-air connection is to keep carbureted engines from icing in cold
temps.
-Scott Vieth http://www.msn.fullfeed.com/~scottv
'68 Camaro RS, 327/PG
'97 Dakota Sport 4x4 Club Cab,5.2L/5-spd,FIPK clone,Gibson cat-back
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