4d56T block heater install
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4d56T block heater install
i've got a block heater that i'd like to install on my l300 p25w.
wondering if anyone has experience with this.
curious which frost plug to use, or if it matters.
thanks
wondering if anyone has experience with this.
curious which frost plug to use, or if it matters.
thanks
4d56T block heater install
One option:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=12188&hilit=install+block+heater
a search will show others install behind the starter!!
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=12188&hilit=install+block+heater
a search will show others install behind the starter!!
4d56T block heater install
I finally found the one most use>
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4260&p=32919&hilit= ... lug#p32919
Good luck!!
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4260&p=32919&hilit= ... lug#p32919
Good luck!!
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4d56T block heater install
that is helpful!
i'm not sure why my previous searches didn't produce these posts.
thank you
i'm not sure why my previous searches didn't produce these posts.
thank you
- tomaboyd
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4d56T block heater install
Or you could install a Wolverine. These are not expensive, easy to install and make a world of difference.
http://www.wolverineheater.com/
http://www.wolverineheater.com/
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4d56T block heater install
tomaboyd wrote:Or you could install a Wolverine. These are not expensive, easy to install and make a world of difference.
http://www.wolverineheater.com/
How has been your experience with them? Under what conditions have you used it?
- feetforbrains
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Anyone ever use a magnetic or glue on oil sump heater? What was your experience with these sorts of warmers?
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- ChuckBlack
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Use a Pan Heater thats the brand... works amazing
L300 Jasper,
L300 Chamonix,
Pajero Mini,
Pajero GDI
Pajero DiD
L300 Chamonix,
Pajero Mini,
Pajero GDI
Pajero DiD
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4d56T block heater install
I have a magnetic sump heater on my L300. It only seems to work if you plug it in right after you've parked it up from driving it the night before. If you put it on a timer to have it going a few hours before you're planning on starting your van the next morning, its just not enough to be effective. My understanding is that the frost plug is the best way to go. It's going down to -14 tonight here in Ontario. My van usually has no issues starting unless in gets down past -20 +. Hopefully there's no surprises tomorrow morning, or I'm just gonna have to be late for work:)
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4d56T block heater install
I'm a big fan of the peel and stick Polar Pad from canadian tire. Check my Strada posts for more details. Ralph in Winnipeg