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Aussie105

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9. An interesting development!

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Wed Feb 9, 2022, 01:08 PM

Feb 2022

Most owners of gas and diesel powered cars have the same problem, got to warm that engine up to get any heat out to the windscreen.

You adapt.

So how long does it take for a Tesla driver to be able to see out the front anyway?

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Tesla recall: Heat pump won't defrost windshield fast enough [View all] Omaha Steve Feb 2022 OP

Heating is something I've always wondered about with electric cars William Seger Feb 2022 #1

I am not sure. I always wondered the same thing Ray Bruns Feb 2022 #3

The following is from a Tesla driver in Saskatchewan OnlinePoker Feb 2022 #11

Thanks! That's actually not as bad as I expected William Seger Feb 2022 #12

34% loss? At that rate does it even come close to making environmental or practical sense? cadoman Feb 2022 #17

People who owned VWs from the 1960s are laughing. twodogsbarking Feb 2022 #2

Yes they were notorious for that dsc Feb 2022 #4

Yes, thank you! I was there too! NurseJackie Feb 2022 #7

Squirrel cage. Ellipsis Feb 2022 #8

"About like having a Saint Bernard panting on you" William Seger Feb 2022 #13

My first vehicle was a 1964 VW in 1971 while in high school. LiberalFighter Feb 2022 #15

I remember driving with one hand reaching out the window ... JustABozoOnThisBus Feb 2022 #18

People who put the car in gear while the windshield is covered in ice robbob Feb 2022 #5

Who cares? Will fix.. Meanwhile get out and clean it...manually. Open windows...The horror! Alexander Of Assyria Feb 2022 #6

An interesting development! Aussie105 Feb 2022 #9

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