Fan basically shorted out and caught fire a little! Unplugged it and no problem, plugged it back in and it immediately began to smoke. Obviously I need to replace it?
But my question is, it's super cold out, northern MN in the winter -24 degrees this morning, (LOL) It's also New Years Day. I drove it home last night (fifteen minutes) and it stayed cool (working gauge sub 190 degrees).
So is it safe to drive in these cold temperatures as long as I watch the heat gauge? Just for a couple days until I get the part?
But my question is, it's super cold out, northern MN in the winter -24 degrees this morning, (LOL) It's also New Years Day. I drove it home last night (fifteen minutes) and it stayed cool (working gauge sub 190 degrees).
So is it safe to drive in these cold temperatures as long as I watch the heat gauge? Just for a couple days until I get the part?
Jan 1, 2019 at 5:43 AM