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01-03-14, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by wase4711

the HIGH temperature for Chicago Monday is going to be 10 below...

take that, Florida..

No thank you. I see where it will be -27°F later in the week at Minot AFB, ND. So, I think y'all better be prepared for another blast of cold weather this coming weekend and early next week.

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01-03-14, 12:58 PM

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You know it is cold when they can't sell all the tickets to the football games!

Keep warm everyone!

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01-03-14, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by huntergts

Lexus doesn't like its customers to open their hoods which is why they cover everything.

I'll assume the nozzles are not heated (and why the hell not???) and the fluid put in there by the dealer must not be able to handle this cold.

It takes two minutes to remove the engine covers if you're adventurous

The nozzles used to be on the hood for previous gen RXs. I'll take them tucked underneath any day. And they haven't clogged up yet. I use Prestone De-Icer washer fluid that can handle temps down to -27 degrees. You can pick it up at Wallymart or any auto store.