Block Heater with Auto-Eject Plug
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Jaime74656...it is very easy to complete...get the items you need and lay it out as I have shown in pics and run and secure all wiring with zip ties...if you need any additional pics or info let me know...the hardest thing that I had to install was the block heater. I bought my truck in South Carolina and well they don't need them so they don't order them on their trucks...after that it was a snap!
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Whenever I have a vehicle plugged in for charging or whatever I drape the cord over the drivers mirror, or I arrange it so driving away will cause the cord to pull free.
that auto eject is cool, until it gets stuck someday
that auto eject is cool, until it gets stuck someday
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I have been using these for 25+ years in the fire service and they are extremely dependable...as with anything mechanical failure is always an option...a 12' breakaway pigtail takes care of that issue.
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