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Posted by Robert in W. Mi on January 27, 2003 at 08:19:34 from (66.103.228.54):
In Reply to: Advice on Engine Heaters posted by Tom on January 27, 2003 at 06:19:27:
I think i'd want to find out why it won't start in "above" 30 temps. It should start easily in those temps. There has to be a reason! The heater i like best, is the one that goes inside the block, replaceing the freeze plug. They use the least electricity, put the heat where it's needed, and last the longest. They do take a little longer to heat the water, as they are a smaller unit than the others. When i lived in Alaska it was easily the heater of choise! Robert
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