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Re: Question on how long to run a block warmer on a 25 degree day and any other diesel starting tricks
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Posted by R.M. in Ont. on November 30, 1999 at 17:31:21 from (209.47.93.131):
In Reply to: Question on how long to run a block warmer on a 25 degree day and any other diesel starting tricks posted by Mark on November 30, 1999 at 15:41:46:
It is my opinion that the oil heaters just cannot make enough heat to have much affect on the block and head of an engine. The block heaters that can be installed in the cooling system (preferably the block)will do the best job. The place I used to work had timers on the post for every truck that was parked outside, the timer was set to operate for at least 4 hours in 0 deg temps. In extreme cold the oil heater could be used also. These days if it gets to O deg. you'll find me in the house making sure the furnace stays warm.;-)
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