> Here's a riddle for you: What is another word for a Ukrainian block
> heater?(I'm Ukrainian so I can tell this joke!)

I give up. What is it?

 

Randolph wrote:
>> Here's a riddle for you: What is another word for a Ukrainian block
>> heater?(I'm Ukrainian so I can tell this joke!)
>
> I give up. What is it?


A tuque?

 

Randolph wrote:
>> Here's a riddle for you: What is another word for a Ukrainian block
>> heater?(I'm Ukrainian so I can tell this joke!)
>
> I give up. What is it?


A tuque?

 

Randolph wrote:
>> Here's a riddle for you: What is another word for a Ukrainian block
>> heater?(I'm Ukrainian so I can tell this joke!)
>
> I give up. What is it?


A tuque?

 

Randolph wrote:
>> Here's a riddle for you: What is another word for a Ukrainian block
>> heater?(I'm Ukrainian so I can tell this joke!)
>
> I give up. What is it?


A tuque?

 

Pour a good quality gas line water remover in it. Don't let the va
have less than 1/2 a tank of fuel in it in cold weather. Finally, us
a good quality fuel........not some poor quality "no-name bargain
cheap, cheap gasoline"

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Pour a good quality gas line water remover in it. Don't let the va
have less than 1/2 a tank of fuel in it in cold weather. Finally, us
a good quality fuel........not some poor quality "no-name bargain
cheap, cheap gasoline"

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Pour a good quality gas line water remover in it. Don't let the va
have less than 1/2 a tank of fuel in it in cold weather. Finally, us
a good quality fuel........not some poor quality "no-name bargain
cheap, cheap gasoline"

-
Robiliou
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Pour a good quality gas line water remover in it. Don't let the va
have less than 1/2 a tank of fuel in it in cold weather. Finally, us
a good quality fuel........not some poor quality "no-name bargain
cheap, cheap gasoline"

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Thanks everyone for your helpful info. Here's the resolution of my 2000 Odyssey not starting in freezeing weather. The problem was a new key I had made at a hardware store just made before the weather turned freezing. The Odyssey needs a special "security" key blank or the engine will just turn over and not start. It was just a coincidence that the weather turned freezing the first time I tried the new key. My mechanic solved the mystery when he saw a special "key" light flashing on the dash when starting the car.

Sorry for the wild goose chase!

Appreciatively,
Gary

 

Thanks everyone for your helpful info. Here's the resolution of my 2000 Odyssey not starting in freezeing weather. The problem was a new key I had made at a hardware store just made before the weather turned freezing. The Odyssey needs a special "security" key blank or the engine will just turn over and not start. It was just a coincidence that the weather turned freezing the first time I tried the new key. My mechanic solved the mystery when he saw a special "key" light flashing on the dash when starting the car.

Sorry for the wild goose chase!

Appreciatively,
Gary

 

Thanks everyone for your helpful info. Here's the resolution of my 2000 Odyssey not starting in freezeing weather. The problem was a new key I had made at a hardware store just made before the weather turned freezing. The Odyssey needs a special "security" key blank or the engine will just turn over and not start. It was just a coincidence that the weather turned freezing the first time I tried the new key. My mechanic solved the mystery when he saw a special "key" light flashing on the dash when starting the car.

Sorry for the wild goose chase!

Appreciatively,
Gary