Can engine be TOO COLD to change plugs???
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"floundering" in Michigan,
Don't you guys in Michigan plan ahead at all? I was born and raised in Montana; with those winters, I learned early in life to plan ahead. Now, plugs don't wear out overnight, so a guy can plan ahead, and change them in the nice heat of the summer, so he doesn't have to do it in the dead of winter. Slow learners in Montana, after they overlooked doing what needed doing in the summer, and did it in the winter, finally learned the hard way, and did it the easier way for the rest of their days.
Don't you guys in Michigan plan ahead at all? I was born and raised in Montana; with those winters, I learned early in life to plan ahead. Now, plugs don't wear out overnight, so a guy can plan ahead, and change them in the nice heat of the summer, so he doesn't have to do it in the dead of winter. Slow learners in Montana, after they overlooked doing what needed doing in the summer, and did it in the winter, finally learned the hard way, and did it the easier way for the rest of their days.
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And in between changing plugs I had to check the grill to make sure to burgers were just right!!!
Some of us in Michigan have to prove our winter toughness through pure stupidity. EarlyRover, It feels like this winter started back in June so I was screwed either way.
And just for fun, I'm changing the oil this evening, or I might plan ahead and do it tomorrow.
Some of us in Michigan have to prove our winter toughness through pure stupidity. EarlyRover, It feels like this winter started back in June so I was screwed either way.
And just for fun, I'm changing the oil this evening, or I might plan ahead and do it tomorrow.
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When I lived in Vermont I had to rebuild the rear brakes on a 109 one winter. I could work about 5 minutes, then had to take the tools in the house and lay them on the radiator to warm up before I could do any more work. After 5 min my tools and hands were so cold I had to look at a wrench in my hand to see if I was actually holding it.
Bloody cold job.
Bloody cold job.
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When I lived in Vermont I had to rebuild the rear brakes on a 109 one winter. I could work about 5 minutes, then had to take the tools in the house and lay them on the radiator to warm up before I could do any more work. After 5 min my tools and hands were so cold I had to look at a wrench in my hand to see if I was actually holding it.
Bloody cold job.
Bloody cold job.
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"Some of us in Michigan have to prove our winter toughness through pure stupidity. EarlyRover, It feels like this winter started back in June so I was screwed either way."
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Knuckle draggers in Montana, where I started life, do the same thing, usually loggers. Once I knew a logger on work site, who had his shirt opened up to show his hairy chest to the world, with temperatures in morning in the 20s, with cold rain running down his chest, brag that he was tough enough to take it. That is pure stupidity; un-human. Now, not sure why, but I never had that kind of craving for being macho man, thank you. Guys like that belong on mars or someplace like that---LOL. Come on, now, you don't expect me to believe that your temperatures were same in June, as they are now in Feb., do you? Can't you guys in Michigan read a thermometer; if you don't, don't you watch weather report trends from one month to another? Maybe Michigan is way more backward than even I thought?
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Knuckle draggers in Montana, where I started life, do the same thing, usually loggers. Once I knew a logger on work site, who had his shirt opened up to show his hairy chest to the world, with temperatures in morning in the 20s, with cold rain running down his chest, brag that he was tough enough to take it. That is pure stupidity; un-human. Now, not sure why, but I never had that kind of craving for being macho man, thank you. Guys like that belong on mars or someplace like that---LOL. Come on, now, you don't expect me to believe that your temperatures were same in June, as they are now in Feb., do you? Can't you guys in Michigan read a thermometer; if you don't, don't you watch weather report trends from one month to another? Maybe Michigan is way more backward than even I thought?
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