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Magnetic block heater
- Thread starter billpac4u
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chrwilkins30
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It shows you live in st. Louis. Which Im guessing is the Missouri one. Do you really need a block heater at all. Does it ever get below.?
billpac4u
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Below . . . ?
It gets below my comfort level in about October! Seriously, I have used the little magnetic block heaters on the oil pan of my SB Chevy powered T-bucket, and it gets up to operating temp really quick, even on "cold" days.
But, compared to really cold places, I shouldn't complain; just interested in keeping my ol' 4.0 running as long as possible. Thanks for the input!
It gets below my comfort level in about October! Seriously, I have used the little magnetic block heaters on the oil pan of my SB Chevy powered T-bucket, and it gets up to operating temp really quick, even on "cold" days.
But, compared to really cold places, I shouldn't complain; just interested in keeping my ol' 4.0 running as long as possible. Thanks for the input!
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