winter front grill cover
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by mitmaks, Nov 14, 2016.
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Really don't need one on the new epa engines. Or any engine for that matter. Unless it is subzero weather. And I would only close it off when sitting in subzero weather. Never going down the road.
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The new ones can't be closed off...
Do you need it, probably not but it makes me feel better...
Coffey, mitmaks, bzinger and 1 other person Thank this. -
As long as your truck operates in its "normal" range, it is unnecessary. One should only be considered if your engine struggles to maintain proper temps. If you run one unnecessarily, it may cause overheating issues, so keep an eye on your temp gauge. Personally, I've never had a truck that needed one.
flood Thanks this. -
I've never driven a Mack with heat.....
It's a little joke....
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If my grille gets 50% clogged with snow she starts getting hot if not at highway speed. Can't imagine if I put a front on that she would do much but start cookin
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Let try it again.....
Light - med snow...
D.Tibbitt Thanks this. -
-20 or colder I put them on. On our -40 days you really appreciate them
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I was thinking more when Im in MN, ND, WY with temps in single digits during daytime and windchills -10 -20s
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