how to install a circulating block heater?
how to install a circulating block heater?
ok so i plan on installing a circulating heater on my 12A but before i go and do anthing i'd like to know which line i have to tie into or if theres a coolant bung i can tap into.
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Might have better luck asking in the first gen section. I'd answer, but I have no idea. The only snow my car see is what lands on top of it when I forget to tarp it for the winter.
You might want to consider an even easier solution. Canadian Tire sells (or at least used to) a block heater which is a 110 V AC plug into an adhesive backed heating strip that you stick on the bottom of the 12A oil pan (outside). Very simple and works well.
I know my Rx-4 had a block heater that threaded into the front iron where the coolant drain plug is. It wasn't a circulating system, but I'm sure it would have been effective.
i'll be waiting for my father to get some days off he installed his circulating heater in his car. so ill get him to help
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