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Native Tex · 09-05-2006, 12:39 PM

Guess we need to add our two cents too. We leave our fridge on wil traveling except where it has to be off for a tunnel or fueling up. I leave it on auto like most everyone. The hotwater heater is left on electric too so it is ready to go when you plug up. I also leave the fridge on auto and be sure it has switched over to gas before I pull away. It normally does this is less than a minute. I think we all do much the same thing; however, I have never left my heat on while driving. I just think that is too risky.

Native Tex

O.V. & Kathy Bonner
Miss Ko-Ko (Chocolate Lab)
Huntsville, Al
'05, 3400RL
'05 F250 Ford King Ranch, CC, FX4/4x4, 6.0L PSD

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09-05-2006, 12:39 PM	#27
Native Tex Montana Master Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: New Market Posts: 831 M.O.C. #375	Guess we need to add our two cents too. We leave our fridge on wil traveling except where it has to be off for a tunnel or fueling up. I leave it on auto like most everyone. The hotwater heater is left on electric too so it is ready to go when you plug up. I also leave the fridge on auto and be sure it has switched over to gas before I pull away. It normally does this is less than a minute. I think we all do much the same thing; however, I have never left my heat on while driving. I just think that is too risky. Native Tex O.V. & Kathy Bonner Miss Ko-Ko (Chocolate Lab) Huntsville, Al '05, 3400RL '05 F250 Ford King Ranch, CC, FX4/4x4, 6.0L PSD [img]http://banners.wunderground.com/weathersticker/gizmotimetempbig/language/www/US/AL/Huntsville.gif" border=0 alt="Click for Huntsville, Alabama Forecast" height=40 width=467[/img]