commonly called a tank heater they run about $35 (last I checked) best
places to look would be Big R, Fleet, Cenex (places more western than auto)
the best part I found with them is your heater almost imediatly blows warm
air but they do use a lot more power than a block heater they are
easy to install you just cut one heater hose and clamp the tank heater
in
I've used both and I liked block heaters better (they're cheaper too)
Dustin Cross
wayne sellers wrote:.
> I was talking to a guy about this a while back and
> he said that there was an alternative to installing a
> block heater. I can't remember what he called it but
> you apparently install it inline with your radiator or
> heater hose and it circulates and heats the water.
> Do any of you have a clue as to where I could
> even find one? Are they any good or would an old
> fashioned block heater be fine? And, if you tell me
> to go with the block heater, where can I get a good
> one fairly cheap?
>
> The engine is a newer 350 if that matters.
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