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Block heater
I was wondering if there was anyway to check to see if my block heater is bad or if its just the cord
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Um, good question....You could always just get a new cord and try that...or just wait for a tech to chime in.
Sorry, can't think of much else.
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If the block heater has been plugged in for 2 to 3 hours you should be able to feel the heat both at the block and the radiator. Mine is a 6.0, but after 3 hours the radiator is warm to touch which should put it over 100 degrees.
I guess you could always use an infrared thermometer on the block where the heater is. |
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Thanks i'll give it a try
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Speaking of Block heaters,let me try this again,I bought a block heater on line from the Diesel man and don't know where the threaded pipe plug is that I remove to install.I have been told on the oil filter mount but the element is to long to go in there,any one know where I can mount it? the instructions are very vauge.
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Andy Last edited by adfields; 12-05-2007 at 10:29 AM. Reason: add more info |
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Andy Last edited by adfields; 12-05-2007 at 10:18 AM. Reason: Fix an oops! |
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Thanks adfields i'll check that out
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SMKSTAX,THAT LOOKS WHERE IT SHOULD GO BUT THE ELEMENT IS 4IN LONG.I HATE TO DRAIN THE OIL JUST TO FIND OUT THAT IT WILL NOT FIT.WHAT DO YOU THINK,SHOULD I GO FOR IT?
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