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Message: [QUOTE="RSK, post: 855014, member: 13279"] my f350 with the 7.3 has no issues keeping heat in the dead of winter, and my 6.4 warms up fast enough, I don't work in the winter, unless it snows, and if it snow's i'll be plowing and my 97 is my only plow truck for this winter. so I'll be in that and it will have heat within 10-15 mins of first starting it and driving. maybe even 10 mins or less. it doesn't take long. and you know how ford heat is...it will burn my hands if i put them on the vents and its cranked up all the way. nice and toasty, just how i like it. and my 6.4 seems to have no trouble staying warm either i don't let it idle much and when its not snowing i'm not leaving my house until 10 or maybe 11am if I do at all even. It's nice. I would work if I had work to do, but i don't. [/QUOTE]

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