These cars love cold weather!

[WolfpackS2k]

Originally Posted by Hawk77FT

@WolfpackS2k I can only hope you were kidding when you said about the ozone.
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Lol, whoops. For some reason I thought it was a more stable bond. How silly of me.

[ST185RC]

Originally Posted by Marcoscrdo

Anyones shifter kinda feel stuck in the cold? In the cold my shifter sometimes does not want to shift into reverse. Anyone get that?

Transmission not warmed up during a cold start in cold weather will cause a bit of notchiness. If you feel abnormal resistance, clutch and put it into neutral, and try again.

[Wes]

Originally Posted by Marcoscrdo

Anyones shifter kinda feel stuck in the cold? In the cold my shifter sometimes does not want to shift into reverse. Anyone get that?

I just either put it into first then reverse, or just clutch in again.

[Marcoscrdo]

Yeah I try all those things still nothing sometimes so I just wait

[Hawk77FT]

Originally Posted by WolfpackS2k

Lol, whoops. For some reason I thought it was a more stable bond. How silly of me.

No worries mate, i know you meant the low level Ozone (I hope you did ), which believe me it is worse for humans than cars. It could cause some serious damage to lungs, heart, etc. For a car not so much: there is enough concentration of O2 in the air to help the combustion in the engine so I am not overly worried about that!

[evoforstevo]

Originally Posted by Black Tire

Ahhh, I think you mean cool weather. From my Minnesota perspective right now anything above freezing is warm. The car does not warm up very quickly in below zero territory.

this is what i was expecting coming in here, although today was really nice! screw this 12" of snow though.