Hi Everyone
We are relocating from Sechelt to Cranbrook in September and anticpating colder winters, I would like to get a block or inline heater put in my 92 L300. I don't really know anyting about them- What is easier to get installed? Do they plug in at night? What is the price point for each. Any reccomendations would be appreciated.
Tracey
inline or block heater?
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luvmydeli
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konadog
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Re: inline or block heater?
A real block heater is the best. A tricky install project if your bus is an automatic and pretty easy if it's a manual. Check out this step-by-step how to thread:
http://www.delica.ca/forum/how-to-insta ... tml#p31272
http://www.delica.ca/forum/how-to-insta ... tml#p31272
Happy Day!
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Spearo
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Re: inline or block heater?
"I tell you, we are here on earth to fart around, and don't let anybody tell you different" - Kurt Vonnegut
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ccautos
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Re: inline or block heater?
Block heater is the way to go. Fairly easy install for any competent mechanic. Easily picked up at any Napa store across Canada.
