Don I can't tell if you're kidding, but unless you plan to heavily insulate that hose, the air in it will probably cool down to a useless temperature within 10 feet of the house on those really cold mornings. Remote start is the way to go. Even on the coldest (single digit) mornings, it takes no more than 10 minutes to get the engine and interior to acceptable temps, and full hot air after a mile of driving. It does affect the mileage, but not as much as you would think.
KuoH
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Originally posted by SVXphile
I'm working on one for this winter. I'm making a small box that fits over the grill, and then running a hose from it to the dryer vent on the side of the house. This winter when I get up, I'll put the dryer on "air dry". A half hour of that should do the trick........
....if the radiator doesn't clog with lint that is....  Don
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