

| Subject: | Re: It's cold out there |
| From: | OlRivrRat |
| Date: | Tue, 2 Jan 2018 17:39:57 -0700 |
It may just be that You have the Coolest Version of the "Standard" Thermostats in there ~ I'm not actually aware of what is available for that Eng' ~ On 2 Jan , 2018, at 12:11 PM, ddbjorkman@verizon.net wrote: > Ford battery died and the Bus (Vanagon) has been put into extra service. Always starts right up, hope I didn't put a whammy on myself with that. Well, it's into the single and low double digits here in New England and I have noticed the Bus has a hard time maintaining heat to the interior. My temp gauge sits on the lower edge of the red light. It takes the normal 5 + minutes driving to warm up enough to move the gauge far enough off bottom to turn the heat on at all. I am considering constructing some sort of bra to go over the upper grille to decrease air flow over the radiator. First I thought I might post this question. Is this normal in the frigid cold? Have others experienced this? Could it be a malfunctioning thermostat? Does someone make said bra/cover? I await your reply. > > Dave B.
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