On Wed, 20 Jan 2010 05:37:56 -0800, Martin Bonner
wibbled:


On the OPs question, DDC discovered that a reasonably common technique
for starting a cold truck is to light a small bonfire underneath it.
They made this discovery after they fitted plastic oil-sumps (lighter,
cheaper) to their engines and then got a lot of warranty claims :-)

I thought everyone knew truckers did that in cold climes?



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