Must be documented by a dash thermometer pic!!!

 

Stories don't count.

 

This morining my Subie was 13 as evidenced by the pic.

The coldest I've ever seen it regester is 5 degrees.

It was -18 last night but no pics!!!

 

I'm sure 13 is not a winner.

 

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/photos/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=584&perpage=12&sort=3

 

So...how cold has your Subie been?

-12F, but of course, no picture! I was too busy trying to keep myself warm.

The green roo has seen -40 F or colder... started at like - 30 F, the black one.. i'm not really sure, because the temp meter said 'E' as in 'Error'

The Brighton started last year at -35C° (-31F°). It took no longer than usual but the unhappy noises the engine made during the first few minutes almost broke my heart.

I saw +19 on the SVX tonight.

11/79 ea71 w/weber started at +8f in the sun, but refused to start at +10f in the shade the day before until after the battery was recharged from the previous attempt at starting it even had HEAT!!!!!!!

 

'89 RX started fine but had NO HEAT at +4f

The BRAT got 11 tonight. I hate carb'd vehicles in cold weather, plus my fan is set to run all the time and the thing takes forever to warm up.

No dash thermometer but, yesterday was -26 (daytime high -6), day before -28, this morning -20 - it's not unusual - goes on through January and early February. I think my coldest start was -36, but I use an oil pan heater when its more than 10 below.

Well 69 subaru's don't have a dash thermometer:-\ It was 15 this morning and the 360 fired up on the first try.

Well 69 subaru's don't have a dash thermometer:-\ It was 15 this morning and the 360 fired up on the first try.

 

The '00 Legaback didn't have a thermometer either, since it started out as a Brighton ... so you'll have to trust me.

 

-27 deg F in Kalispell, MT. Started right up, but made some gawdawful complaint noises.

 

The '87 GL parked right next to it started up fine too ... and sounded even worse!

 

The '06 Outback is SO spoiled ... it's never spent a night outside of a heated garage, either us or the previous owner (who lives next door).

I drove to work this morning in 9 degrees F temps but the subie spends the night in the garage, where it's a cozy 50F. This makes Subie happy!

9F when i left work tonight

 

here is the pic on my compass pack

 

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/photos/showphoto.php?photo=18764&cat=500

We have a new leader:banana:

 

Now the real question will a Subie Dash termometer display negative temps?

 

It's 9:13am and 44 degrees here...guess I won't find out anytime soon:Flame:

Was -10 the other morning, here's last nights low temp:

 

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/photos/showphoto.php?photo=18768&cat=500

 

Dave

-29, no pic (Thermometer was in the truck, but it was so cold the display wasn't showing anything, just blank) Truck started just fine cuz I had the block heater plugged in, but the Subaru took about 1/2 a can of starting fluid before it finally caught long enough to stay running!

- 43 fahrenheit in Fairbanks with a gen 1 Brat.

12f last Wednesday and it hadn't been driven in a week and a half. '99 OBW and it started right up. Although the noises it made the first few miles were the scariest thing I had ever heard.

yup it was cold here in Jersey, cant wait for snow

The Brighton started last year at -35C° (-31F°). It took no longer than usual but the unhappy noises the engine made during the first few minutes almost broke my heart.

 

I know. my 04 obw saw 5f the other day.She ran fine but the ticking noises the first 5 min are so sad.But are nothing compared to my mom's Rodeo(it sqeals realy loud).

last night, the brat started and it was -5 F

today, right now, the legacy and -10F actual, windchill is -25F it took 8 miles to get enough heat to stay warm. power antenna was slow, and the blower controls were frozen. power steering was little tight due to cold fluids too.....wow. -10F actual, today.

Reminds me of a test i saw on tv a few months ago. Testing the airbus A380 - they flew it to the arctic circle and left it a few days to check how cold it would start.

 

One of the engines oil pumps exploded on the first test, took 'em 3 days working at -30deg c to fix it. Second test performed perfect.

 

Coldest my Subaru has been is a pathetic 13degreesf.

I'm in Cali, it once saw the 20's

I'm a little disappointed. I went to start my car after work today, and it wouldn't, even after several tries. Month-old battery. It wasn't even below 0.

This winter in ND we saw -30 with -60 windchill. My 01 obs fired up with little reluctance. The cobalt and celica stayed home.

This winter in ND we saw -30 with -60 windchill. My 01 obs fired up with little reluctance. The cobalt and celica stayed home.

 

Celica??? when did this happen