StevenBrown
LVC Member
Wouldn't a heated steering wheel really be nice this time of year!
i was thinking of that this week also. its probably more of a pain to change steering wheels, and whatever else you need, then to wear gloves.
how does it work? is there a button like the heated seats, or does it come on automatically like the heated side mirrors?
Would be nice, but think of it as another thing to possibly break.
Possibly break?
come on, you know damn well that it would be a more common epic fail than clocksprings and DCCV's put together.lol
My steering wheel has A/C in the winter and its heated in the summer... somehow.
When I am driving and I put my hand at the bottom of the steering wheel, I can feel a breeze. Just so happens its 9 degrees outside at the moment, so its going to be a cold breeze this motning.
...And if an oil pressure light or temp light comes on with no one in the car....
why/ how does this happen? is it because it idles for 10 min, yet no miles are being put on? i spend about two hours and 100 miles a day with my car, so i dont know if its that big of a concern for me.Remote start causes more engine wear.
why/ how does this happen? is it because it idles for 10 min, yet no miles are being put on? i spend about two hours and 100 miles a day with my car, so i dont know if its that big of a concern for me.
Most of the engine wear occurs at start up/warm up. At least, that's what they say. I think this has to do more with gases burning and forming acids that are very corrosive that don't transport. I personally like to let the engine warm up for a minute or two before i take off, especially in cold weather. This way the oil to warms up and coats the important parts of the engine.
I remote started my last car every day for about 4 years. The car had over 100,000 miles when i bought it. Performance wasn't affected at all, ran just as good when i sold it.