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- 1983
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- ford
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I need to replace the electrical cord on my block heater for a 1983 ford ranger.
The cord is damage at the plug end that plugs in on the engine side, i know i can purchase a hole unit but if possible i rather just replace the cord.
The plug on the cord has a funky end kind shape like a triangle, and the block heater itself looks to have no place to place a wrench to remove, the block heater sits flush with the block except a little piece that sticks out that the electrical cord would plug into.
If anyone would have any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Chuck
The cord is damage at the plug end that plugs in on the engine side, i know i can purchase a hole unit but if possible i rather just replace the cord.
The plug on the cord has a funky end kind shape like a triangle, and the block heater itself looks to have no place to place a wrench to remove, the block heater sits flush with the block except a little piece that sticks out that the electrical cord would plug into.
If anyone would have any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Chuck
