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12-28-2008, 08:57 AM
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Aftermarket engine block heater
Hello.
i've searched everywhere on the internet but couldn't find a plug-in heater that circulates coolant to the block, fuel lines, fuel filter, and fuel tank. from the multiple systems i have found, i like most the heaters with their own coolant reservoir (completely apart from the car's coolant, etc). however, none is a complete system that heats ALL the above elements. apparently, even the factory block heater doesn't cover it all. the reason i want such complete heating: i live in utica, ny. -20 deg F for a solid week with avg. temps around 0 for the 6 months of winter. HELP! thanks doug 
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12-31-2008, 07:43 PM
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hey, ding napa has a heater that goes in the bottom radiator hose draws 2000 watts i just priced on the other day 110.00 retail
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01-01-2009, 04:59 PM
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hey!
thanks for the napa tip. i'll look into it. doug
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