Looks like I spoke too soon. It appears it is a factory option.
Noooooo, you spoke to soon, never.
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Power cord hanging out of my front grill
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Noooooo, you spoke to soon, never.
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panda24619
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factory option by region. depends on where it was sold. so obviously some place cold. north west or east.
Lane24
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Funniest question I've ever heard... I live up in Canada so it's mandatory to have that little electrical cord hanging there. No block heater...no drive to work in the morning when it's -40 degress.
But I totally understand why some don't know what it is for. I was just thinking it was funny.
But I totally understand why some don't know what it is for. I was just thinking it was funny.
panda24619
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hes from Phoenix. where it snowed last week. and will never again.
MUSKYMAN52
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ha, how much did they get
panda24619
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enough to do this to their highway.
but other then that nothing much. i think it was like .5 inch or so.
Lightnig
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Bah, we just got that in the last 1/2 hour. Expecting another 2 more inches over night.
Still not cold though, only about mid 20's overnight at worst. Not near cold enough to worry about plugging in tonight.
Still not cold though, only about mid 20's overnight at worst. Not near cold enough to worry about plugging in tonight.
Lightnig
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I might sound like I make light of that snow fall, but after having had opportunity to drive in Southern regions where that has happened, and where it normally doesn't, I know that it's far worse than it looks.
While that may look like light snow and no problem to those of us used to that kind of weather, I know that happening in an area like Arizona it's a huge problem. The roads are not only not built to handle it (concrete is NOT your friend in the cold), but how do you tell a driver of 20+ years, who has never been out in it before, how to drive safely on a sheet of ice?
I may laugh at first, but I know for fact that those conditions would be both super scary and deadly. My last concern in that would be if my truck started or not.
I sincerely hope everyone down there stays safe, and if you are not comfortable driving in that - DON'T, stay home.
While that may look like light snow and no problem to those of us used to that kind of weather, I know that happening in an area like Arizona it's a huge problem. The roads are not only not built to handle it (concrete is NOT your friend in the cold), but how do you tell a driver of 20+ years, who has never been out in it before, how to drive safely on a sheet of ice?
I may laugh at first, but I know for fact that those conditions would be both super scary and deadly. My last concern in that would be if my truck started or not.
I sincerely hope everyone down there stays safe, and if you are not comfortable driving in that - DON'T, stay home.
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alaskanexpy
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enough to do this to their highway.
but other then that nothing much. i think it was like .5 inch or so.
OH MY GOD! i was just in Scottsdale in early January and i cant imagine the HELL it would be if snow stuck to the freeways!!!!
i thought the traffic was bad enough as is....(i do really enjoy driving in AZ though
)101 loop i think coming up on Indian school road..hard to remember
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