it is ten below...my sunfire fired right up on PP

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I got lifter ticker yesterday morning when I started my engine with PP. Guess it must be something related to my engine because this is the third oil this happened with. Maybe the ARX cleaning/rinse phase I'm currently in the process of doing will help cure this issue.
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Originally Posted By: 7TFord
Yes, Huntsville...remember! Must be the wind down there causing the extra cold. Or one of our thermometers is way off.


I had a moment there, HHAHAHHAHHAH! Yes, that is VERY weird!!
 
Originally Posted By: StevieC
You mean -50oC -50oF would be too cold to even think about starting a car. I have started my old car with 10w30 dino at -50oC and it was brutal. It sounded like a fork in a blender!
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-50C = -58F

Once you get to -40, Celsius and Fahrenheit readings converge.
 
Didn't know that... Just Google conversion it all the time and assumed that their would be a huge difference. Good to know!

See you learn something everyday.
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" It was -20C in my part of Canada last night"

I think there must be some weird micro climate at StevieC's place in Binbrook or his thermometer needs recalibrating.
In Burlington, 40 miles north of Binbrook, It only dropped to -12C.
 
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
" It was -20C in my part of Canada last night"

I think there must be some weird micro climate at StevieC's place in Binbrook or his thermometer needs recalibrating.
In Burlington, 40 miles north of Binbrook, It only dropped to -12C.


I got two temp gauges outside the windows, one mercury and one dial type and both were reading -20. Perhaps your weather source is wrong.
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Originally Posted By: Bryan K. Walton
I'm at -22C right now in Eastern Iowa (US). Thank goodness for Pennzoil Platinum 0w-20.


Yeah, it's funny, when it gets below 10F in Iowa, all the locals act like the world is ending. I just laugh.
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I can still remember what it was like trying to fire up an engine at twenty-eight below using conventional motor oil. When it gets that cold synthetic oil is much better.

Thank goodness it does not often get that cold around here. That was back in 1979. Usually where I live it does not get much colder than fifteen or nineteen below at night in the wintertime. But I still like synthetic in the winter.
 
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