Block Heater
11-07-01, 12:52 AM
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Block Heater
This question is for anyone in cold climates, and it is embarassing! Where is the block heater? It should be easy to find so i can plug my car in but where is it? Pease help!!
11-07-01, 03:01 PM
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The only block heater that I got (came with car when bought) was an element that surrounded the two spark plug holes on the front rotor housing. It worked fine as my car starts right up without any problems.
11-12-01, 01:21 AM
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problem solved
Ok problem solved, chances are if you car was not bought with a block heater it still doesnt have one. Very easy to install, two bolts it was under 50 dollars and im sure it will do for the winter. thanks for the input Ray its the same one as yours!!
11-13-01, 12:54 PM
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I got the part from a part sore i think it is a mazda part because it is specific to the car... well all 2 nd gens in cluding turbos.... maybe even 1 st gen 13b's.
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11-13-01, 03:25 PM
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I got mine from part source? Is there such thing out there if not try auto value village, or bumper to bumper they will all be cheaper than canadian tire i think. Mine was just under 50 dollars. Post what you come up with.
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