circulating heater
#1
circulating heater
have any of you put a circulating heater in your rams? i put one in mine and its not working the heater heats up but it donent heat up the truck at all. have put them in every truck i have hade and the workrd great so i was wodering it there was something i dident know about them eg theromostat not opening unles the truck is running or something. (thow i dont know how that could work lol but im running out of ideas) any help or ideas would be great. THANKS!!
#2
RE: circulating heater
Well thermostats don't work unless the truck is running. Well not really running, but they work when the coolant is changing temps.
Theres wax inside them and when coolant gets hot it starts the melt it. Letting the thermo open up and allowing more coolant to flow past it, thus cooling the engine more.
Theres wax inside them and when coolant gets hot it starts the melt it. Letting the thermo open up and allowing more coolant to flow past it, thus cooling the engine more.
#5
RE: circulating heater
a corculating heater is a heater that splices into your return heater hose. it dus basicaly as the name says it heats the coolent and circulates it through the moter it plugs into a 110 volt outlet like your block heater would the abvantages of it is that itheats the intier moter as posed to a local spot like a block heater(if you only have i your only heating one side of your moter) anouther advantage is that as soon as you start yout truck there is warm air comming out of the heater because the coolent is alredy warm
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#7
RE: circulating heater
yah there great (if i can get it to work in my dodge) as for a link go to http://www.metrompg.com/posts/block-heater.htm about half way down has a pic of them. there also knowen as "inline heaters" as for power comsumption they dont take much more than a block heater ill see if i can find a better link and tomorow maby ill take a pic of mine
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#8
RE: circulating heater
i checked some out on ebay... i might need to get one or something like it.. the old lady started the truck this mornin when i was sleeepin and she said it was a PITA to get it started... cold blooded bitch... the truck that as... the old lady is just a.... nevermind
#9
RE: circulating heater
lol yah if i figure out why its not working ill post a full instal for ya this is my 4th truck ive had and they have all hade them this is the first time it hasent worked the only outher thing i am wondering is if there is something eletric in the heater core because it is spliced into the return heater line you half to leave the heater on hot so it can flow through it
#10
RE: circulating heater
i think i now what ur talking about.....
if it is the same thing, a friend of mine has one in his ram... he works WAY up north in Fort McMurray canada.....oil rigs
any ways the temps this time of year are rarley warmer then -25, and are more like -43 at night.. he plugs this heater in, (just like a block heater) but when he starts his truck in the morning... his truck is almost at operating temp already, and when he turns his heater on, it is already hot.
he has it in a 2001 deisel.
he said it was like 1500cdn to instal, and the dealership wanted more... (of course)
if it is the same thing, a friend of mine has one in his ram... he works WAY up north in Fort McMurray canada.....oil rigs
any ways the temps this time of year are rarley warmer then -25, and are more like -43 at night.. he plugs this heater in, (just like a block heater) but when he starts his truck in the morning... his truck is almost at operating temp already, and when he turns his heater on, it is already hot.
he has it in a 2001 deisel.
he said it was like 1500cdn to instal, and the dealership wanted more... (of course)