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Old 01-06-2009, 11:33 PM #1
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Starting in Cold Weather (part II)

so I figure since it has been 15 below or more for a week, I will start the Beast go back inside let it warm up. Better for the car and better for me. Today I started it and pressed the lock button on the inside door panel and closed the door. When I tried to open with the key fob it was a no go. I went back in got the extra key and opened the door. then tonight the lights would not turn off when I clicked lock twice as I always do.........remote starter coming....

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Re: Starting in Cold Weather (part II)

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so I figure since it has been 15 below or more for a week, I will start the Beast go back inside let it warm up. Better for the car and better for me. Today I started it and pressed the lock button on the inside door panel and closed the door. When I tried to open with the key fob it was a no go. I went back in got the extra key and opened the door. then tonight the lights would not turn off when I clicked lock twice as I always do.........remote starter coming....

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really cold weather effects EVERY part of a car
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really cold weather effects EVERY part of a car
true enough. this cold snap is a long one. waiting for a break in it. cars looks like crispy critters. serious ice issues.
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when the t4r is started, the factory remotes will not work ... not cause of the cold weather
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You will have to just use the valet or another key or spend some money and get a remote start unit.
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