Winterfront
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Farmer123, Jan 5, 2017.
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Probably. There aren't pre-installed snaps on the grill. My winterfront came with the snaps, I had to install them on the grill. So unless you are talking about an exhd, they should be close enough, if not the same.
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Why to people keep putting winter fronts on ? If your idling engine at 900-1,000 rpm it should stay warm.
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Because going down the road in 0° weather keeps the engine from getting to operating temperature.BoxCarKidd Thanks this.
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I can't remember not having engine reach operating temperature. Maybe people thermostat are stuck open. I just seen a Cascade with cardboard winter front. The S60 back in the 90s made enough heat running down the road even and -10. I'm just surprised we still see winter front today. Maybe people thermostats are stuck open.
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Because it makes me feel warmer....
P.S. My themostats are new
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My 379 ran cool, even with the winterfront. It likewise had a new thermostat, and the thermometer was on the needle while driving through the Dells at -40°.
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I like that being open in the center. Most people do not consider how it stresses the fan blade, clutch, and hub when only a section is left open.
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I could be wrong, but when it is cold enough to need a winterfront, is the fan going to come on?
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When you run the defroster .... The ac is used sometimes the fan will come on when parked..... I try to turn it on to heat only when pulling in but not always.....
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