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REMOTE STARTERS
having been here 1 glorious year in edmonton and only having used public transport. i had formed some very strong views abt driving.
1/ no way was queuing for a coffe at tim hortons for 20 mins at the drive thru a good idea for the enviroment 2/ people who left their engines idling whilst they shopped should be hot 3/ and as for people who warmed their cars up for 30 mins before getting in it well !!!!!!!!!! BUT having owned a car now for just 7 days i may be back peddling some what (hypocrite) as my baby (called betty boop) has a REMOTE STARTER i justify it to my self as " well it is -40 or below" lol any one else in conflict ???? |
Re: REMOTE STARTERS
Originally Posted by beeginger
(Post 5866188)
having been here 1 glorious year in Edmonton and only having used public transport. I had formed some very strong views about driving.
1/ No way was queuing for a coffee at Tim Horton's for 20 mins at the drive thru a good idea for the environment 2/ people who left their engines idling whilst they shopped should be shot 3/ and as for people who warmed their cars up for 30 mins before getting in it well !!!!!!!!!! BUT having owned a car now for just 7 days i may be back peddling some what (hypocrite) as my baby (called betty boop) has a REMOTE STARTER I justify it to my self as "well it is -40 or below" lol Any one else in conflict ???? |
Re: REMOTE STARTERS
I like mine in dark car parks at night - I can start the car from the other side, and it gives the impression there's someone waiting in the vehicle for me :thumbup:
But I mainly want a toasty bum when I get in it on frosty mornings :o |
Re: REMOTE STARTERS
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
(Post 5866634)
But I mainly want a toasty bum when I get in it on frosty mornings :o
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Re: REMOTE STARTERS
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
(Post 5866634)
I like mine in dark car parks at night - I can start the car from the other side, and it gives the impression there's someone waiting in the vehicle for me :thumbup:
But I mainly want a toasty bum when I get in it on frosty mornings :o |
Re: REMOTE STARTERS
Originally Posted by beeginger
(Post 5866188)
having been here 1 glorious year in edmonton and only having used public transport. i had formed some very strong views abt driving.
1/ no way was queuing for a coffe at tim hortons for 20 mins at the drive thru a good idea for the enviroment 2/ people who left their engines idling whilst they shopped should be hot 3/ and as for people who warmed their cars up for 30 mins before getting in it well !!!!!!!!!! BUT having owned a car now for just 7 days i may be back peddling some what (hypocrite) as my baby (called betty boop) has a REMOTE STARTER i justify it to my self as " well it is -40 or below" lol any one else in conflict ???? Only if they have their heater on "HIGH" |
Re: REMOTE STARTERS
In Toronto there is a by law that if you have your engine idling for more than 3 minutes you're eligible for a rather hefty fine. This is of course if there is a traffic officer around to book you on it, but for those that are caught it's nasty. A good by-law I think, no reason to have it idling for that length of time really.
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Re: REMOTE STARTERS
Originally Posted by ironporer
(Post 5867063)
Only if they have their heater on "HIGH"
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Re: REMOTE STARTERS
The wife has a remote starter,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
me!:lol: |
Re: REMOTE STARTERS
Originally Posted by bobbiel
(Post 5867591)
The wife has a remote starter,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
me!:lol: LOL LUCKY LADY, mines out on the road trucking alot |
Re: REMOTE STARTERS
When its 35 below its nice to be able to warm your car up from inside the house. I have never let my car warm up for more than about 5 minutes. On the other hand, my husband used to drive the company van and I bet he would let the damn thing run for 20 minutes before he left! I thought it was a waste of gas and bad for the environment.
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Re: REMOTE STARTERS
Originally Posted by lizwil98
(Post 5869451)
When its 35 below its nice to be able to warm your car up from inside the house. I have never let my car warm up for more than about 5 minutes. On the other hand, my husband used to drive the company van and I bet he would let the damn thing run for 20 minutes before he left! I thought it was a waste of gas and bad for the environment.
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Re: REMOTE STARTERS
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
(Post 5866634)
I like mine in dark car parks at night - I can start the car from the other side, and it gives the impression there's someone waiting in the vehicle for me :thumbup:
But I mainly want a toasty bum when I get in it on frosty mornings :o
Originally Posted by bazzz
(Post 5866689)
I don't want to know what you get up to with homeless people.
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Re: REMOTE STARTERS
:o
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Re: REMOTE STARTERS
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
(Post 5866634)
But I mainly want a toasty bum when I get in it on frosty mornings :o |
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