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August 21st 03, 09:45 PM
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Winter as it is in Texas. By the time I let the engine warm up, taxi
out, and do run up, the Altitude Fail message is gone. Summer, its gone a little faster. Ross 6 minutes! Thats a long warmup. Is that during the summer or winter? I live in Michigan so it may take a while to warm up during the winter. 
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