Cold Enough?
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RE: Cold Enough?
ORIGINAL: Drew
the block heater runs off of standard house 110V and pulls around 700 watts of juice. the cord has an electrical outlet end you can plug to an extension cord. this keeps the engine warm for when the temps realy drop to aide in cold start and warm up.
the block heater runs off of standard house 110V and pulls around 700 watts of juice. the cord has an electrical outlet end you can plug to an extension cord. this keeps the engine warm for when the temps realy drop to aide in cold start and warm up.
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12-21-2006, 03:21 AM
RE: Cold Enough?
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ORIGINAL: Drew
the block heater runs off of standard house 110V and pulls around 700 watts of juice. the cord has an electrical outlet end you can plug to an extension cord. this keeps the engine warm for when the temps realy drop to aide in cold start and warm up.
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ok...so where is the cord? or more like if there is no cord...do i just plug it in with an extention? where whould the outlet be at? somtimes i get on this forum and its like a class room...i learn stuff
ORIGINAL: Drew
the block heater runs off of standard house 110V and pulls around 700 watts of juice. the cord has an electrical outlet end you can plug to an extension cord. this keeps the engine warm for when the temps realy drop to aide in cold start and warm up.
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ok...so where is the cord? or more like if there is no cord...do i just plug it in with an extention? where whould the outlet be at? somtimes i get on this forum and its like a class room...i learn stuff
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