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Re: Heating engine
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Posted by davpal on November 07, 2006 at 21:14:41 from (216.93.96.7):
In Reply to: Heating engine posted by joe moore on November 07, 2006 at 09:53:01:
They sell magnetic block heaters that you stick on the oil pan and plug them in. I have seen them on ebay and they are really simple and slick. Buy two and stick one on the oil pan and one on the side of the engine block and plug them in the night before. You should be good to go in the morning. Good luck. I actually ran the salamander on my 3208 cat the other day to warm it up a little before I tried to start it. Worked pretty good too.
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