Regulating the temperature is key for the best performance possible. At least they added it rather than gone with out
Grille Cover?
Here in Montana during the winter I see quite a few diesel powered pickups with a quilted black cover over the front grille.
Can someone explain the logic behind this? We do get a few weeks per winter with temps between -10 and 10 but most winter days are more like 5 to 25 degrees.
Do the covers provide a warmer running temp and more efficiency? Or do they make starting easier?
Thanks,
Dagotto
Can someone explain the logic behind this? We do get a few weeks per winter with temps between -10 and 10 but most winter days are more like 5 to 25 degrees.
Do the covers provide a warmer running temp and more efficiency? Or do they make starting easier?
Thanks,
Dagotto
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I think a lot of chrysler vehicles will be getting these grille shutters, even other vehicles, it's almost becoming an industry standard.
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