Um it's normal for the air to be cold until the engine warms up

 

Yeaaa....but its not normal for it to still be cold when the engines been idling for that long.

Hence the post.

 

If the blower fan is cranked it will also keep the heater core from warming up as quickly. Try running the fan at a lower speed while the car warms up, then turn it on high once you're ready to go.

 

I drove it this morning and I let it warm up for about 10 to 12 min. The engine was running slightly cooler than when fully warmed up, but as soon as I started driving it when to the normal level. And it was just like she said cold until I was driving. And once I was sitting at a light the air started to cool down, until I started moving again. Temp gauge didn't move.