Fatboy326
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Michigan
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Message Posted: Oct 23, 2008 7:30:00 AM
They are great
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Bill Poster
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Halifax
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Message Posted: Mar 17, 2006 9:41:22 AM
It uses LESS gas
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Toby84
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Winnipeg
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Message Posted: Mar 16, 2006 11:03:38 PM
Definitely need one for those -50 Celsius temperatures we get here in Winnipeg on occasion. My '94 Century has never given me any trouble starting or running when it was that cold. Took a while for the windows to defrost though!!
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FocusSVT
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Toronto
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Message Posted: Apr 8, 2005 6:48:11 PM
Less pollution too
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UniversalRebel
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Massachusetts
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Message Posted: Mar 22, 2005 6:25:50 AM
It sounds good!! :)
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bvy
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Minnesota
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Message Posted: Mar 6, 2005 7:01:55 AM
I totally agree in using block heaters. If I had an engine without a block heater I would put one in. You get less start up wear and easier on the starter and battery. I used to plug my engine in on cold nights so I had heat pulling out the driveway when I was working. The factory block heaters are only 400 watts and do not break the pocket book. Putting the block heater on a timer to turn on a couple hours before starting the engine has worked very well for me and had warm heat coming out the vents at start up.
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