Did you buy your car new or pre-owned.Are you the original owner. It could be the thermostat is crapping out. If pre-owned the last owner may have installed a cooler thermostat. Anyway,changing the thermostat is always a good move.Also,how is the anti-freeze? Check it. Does it have to be replaced.I think a hydrometer is used to check the protection level.SLY GT said:Stock 02/Gt N.J.December weather and the guage does not move for a good ten minutes and the car does not fully warm up for about 10 miles or twenty minutes. Could this be normal? How long does it take for your car to warm up?
AWWWWW It was 55 this morning I feel your PainDogVomit said:FLORIDA - The temps are a cold 55 in the morning. It will stil take my stang a good 7-10 minutes driving "without S/C boost" before we get to a good operating temp. After I hit the first bar, there's plenty of heat coming from the motor, via the vents, then I know the thermostat has opened and the motor is warmed.
Still, it might take another 10 more minutes = 17-20 minutes before we get to normal operating temp.
This is based on only a 55 degree start.
It takes more then 10 mins in the cold. I'll run my car for 1 cycle(15mins) with the remote start then still have a good 5 mins of driving until i have full heat.sgarlic said:You guys do realize he said 10 minutes right? If your Mustang heats up faster than that in cold weather, make a video and post it here. I call BS on you ALL.
DogVomit said:They warm slow. Let it be.
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