De-snowing Techniques
#1
De-snowing Techniques
We got our first snow of the year last night, and when I woke up I had about a foot of snow on my car. Since its that time of year, I was interested in how all of you uncover your cars in the winter. I usually go at it with a broom, but I'm always afraid I'm going to scratch the paint. I would love to have a car cover, but I know I would never use it (huge pain in the ***). So... let me know what you guys do!!
#3
Originally Posted by Lazlo123
Live in Arizona
When my car was kept outside and got snow on it, I basically brushed the snow off only on the windows. When you get driving it usually blows off.
#4
I start the car, turn the defrost on all the way, lock the spare set of keys in it, and go back inside of the house to get ready for work. Yeah, manual transmissions are a great anti-theft device...
The broom technique will scratch the paint. Why not just use a scraper to knock the remaining snow off the windows, and let the rest blow off on the highway?
The broom technique will scratch the paint. Why not just use a scraper to knock the remaining snow off the windows, and let the rest blow off on the highway?
#8
Originally Posted by Stueck
ah, i thought it was somehting you could do with manual trannys only.
#10
When i lived in Denver, i had a remote start on my Blazer. It was great. It didn't unlock the car, and even if it did, if someone wanted to come and drive away, as soon as they pressed on the break to put it in gear the engine would die unless the key was in and ignition on... I'd suggest one to anyone
#13
I have an auto (yeah, I know, I know), and I'm thinking that the keyless entry is disabled when the car is running, so I guess I would have to lock it w/the spare key while its warming up. There was way too much snow for the defrost to take care of this morning, though. Does anyone use on of those cheap universal car covers?
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