From what I understand you need to buy the cord that attaches to the block heater with the plug on the other end for your extension cord. The "heater" itself should already be installed in the block. You just don't get the cord.

 

my intake heaters came on last week,it got down to 49* in georgia whats with this crazzzy weather i betcha bush has got something to do with it

 

Sidewinder described it exactly. When I bought my truck, the block heater option was $10. That was basically for them to install the cord..

 

It got to 25 here on my way home from Edmonton last night.
Saw snow on the way there too.

 

Had the heaters kick on a couple times, the trees are turning and the almanac says we're gona get it this year

 

Block heaters? Grid heaters cycling? Here on Guam the lowest temperature I have seen is 74°. The high today was in the low 90's. Grid heaters, block heaters are not needed out here.

 

Go ahead jrs, rub it in! I should have been rubbing in all the pleasant 75 degree weather we had all summer while you were sweating away!

 

Well that is one thing you get tired of real quick here. The heat. I wish it would get cold here.

 

We had temps in the 20's last week! Good thing I got my Red Top gel cells installed.

I'm ready for oldl man winter!

 

Got up Sunday morning it had got down to 39 F overnight forgot about the gridheaters and cranked her over just when I was thinking what the heck, I remebered the wait to start. Well about that time she fired up in a billow of smoke and rough idle Well anyhow you got the picture (not pretty) winters comming.

 

It got down to 50 * here in Bama yesterday morning, let her warm up whilst I loaded her for the day.. Its gonna be a good (i.e. cold) one this time boys..

 

My overhead said 40 this morn when I fired it up. I dont plug in typically till it's less than 20. The truck can handle it, and it's too darn cold to be out there messing with plugs!

 

What's all this talk about cold weather?

 

24 degrees here at 6 AM in the boonies of central Taxachusetts. "Smoke" coming off the pond out back, grass covered with a thick crust of frost, and the sugar maples are on fire this year. What a most excellent time of the year!

 

Ordinarilly you would be right Commatoze, but down here this year most of the leaves were blown off courtesy hurricanes Frances and Ivan.