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Mostly it's the start battery that have problems in the cold. The diesel sold in Norway have anti-gelling substances added; cars run fine in -20 degC/-4 deg
by rlkf 4y ago
Mostly it's the start battery that have problems in the cold. The diesel sold in Norway have anti-gelling substances added; cars run fine in -20 degC/-4 degF.
- pard68 4y agoI live in the southern USA. So it makes sense that I have never heard of this. We had a -6°F night the other night but usually it'll freeze at night and be back above freezing by noon.
- bluGill 4y agodiesel starts gelling at warmer than water freezes.
- maxerickson 4y agoIt's likely that the stations around you switch to a winter mix.