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Sorry it took a while... had work to do:
Here are the fruits of my search: Looks like the 750W is the winner... PN:3500030 (not sure if this is universal for all B motors) Here's a site with install instructions if anyone cares: http://www.geocities.com/palmerlives...ockHeater.html |
Originally Posted by Mexstan
Sorry, have to disagree. Have owned a few cars with 1500W block heaters. At one time a 1500W block heater for small 6 cylinder or V8's could be purchased at my local auto parts store, but not sure these days.
I was just guessing since the one on my 06 Cat C15 is 1300w. |
Originally Posted by big jimmy
Throwing money away is throwing money away, a penny at a time or a dollar it adds up.
Troubleshoot the system, get a timer, buy some beer with the savings. Seems like the smart play to me. $150.00 a year. Send it to me and I'll even let you call me cheap. Big Jimmy Actually by not pluging mine in at all, the money I saved I used to heat the whole garage and the 3 vehicles in it to a nice 60deg. :p |
Originally Posted by supr
While it does not get too cold in Texas, I find plugging it in when under 60 cuts the time to start & warm up.
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Originally Posted by bulabula
My BGE bill(s) this year are over DOUBLE of what I paid last year. Talk about skyrocketing - my bill increases are due to natural gas prices "skyrocketing".
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Originally Posted by P.J
Wait till July. You are going to see an additonal 72% increase............ [eyecrazy]
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