Assuming the car is a gas powered vehicle, and not a diesel the answer is, just long enough to get all the snow off the windshield. You don't need to let the car idle before driving it. The only reason to let it idle before driving is to defrost/defog the windows.
The Car Coach - 2011 Winter Car Prep was released on: USA: 19 February 2013
Roary the Racing Car - 2007 Winter Breeze was released on: USA: 28 September 2010
The best car cover for winter and summer is, simply, to have a car that is already covered - it is a more sensible recourse since the inside of your vehicle will not be damaged by rain or snow this way.
To buy it from him: Baa naashniih (sell, buy, trade)Shínaaí bichidí baa nahałnii-- "I bought my older brother's car from him."Haidą́ą́' shichidí shaa nahaaznii ---" I sold my car last winter"
About five hours.
About 5 to 6 months
The car will idle rough and hesitate during acceleration.
That depends on the car, theres a huge difference between a Hummer and a Pinto
Don't let your car idle for long periods of time.
clean rad & cond at the car wash see if that wont help
Any polymer-based car cover will not let in any water and is great for winter use.
Yes, Unless your driving it!
When the idle goes rough, you must idle the plugs. Else the car plugs roughly.
Rephrase, Idle air control, idle circuit carburetor or
No, as long as the engine is not running hot it will not bother the transmission.
The car was staying idle.
no .... no way.