Affects of cold weather on bagged trucks.

sorry i am drunk right now for all of you that wanna be gay and blow up spot on my spelling

Okay, I am originally from Wyoming. I lived there for 20 years. Just to let you know, Wyoming sucks. Anyway, getting on. When I first bought my truck, it was already bagged, I drove it to Wyoming to license it. It snowed... I had one of my dump valves stick open and it sucked. But it thawed out after a little while. Like the others said, just put mufflers on the dumps until it warms up. Otherwise, buy a bucket!

Thanks for all the help. I'll look for a place to store my truck like a garage or a, hell I dunno. I need to have my truck though because I will be allowed to work on it during certain parts of the class. Again thanks for the info.

air brake antifreeze is nice too.

make sure your pressure switch isn't on the bottom of the tank, moisture could run down into it and freeze. it happend to a buddy of mine and he had to get a new one.

does running nitrogen make a diff? Don't know why it would...

If my truck is just goin to sit in the garage all winter, should i do anything special. The garage is not climate controled, so it does get a little cold.

Jack