Engine block heater
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Engine block heater
Since I haven't figured out how to search posts I will make one. I have a 2020 f150 with 3.5 ecoboost. I was thinking about adding a block heater but I can not find the correct part. Can someone tell the correct part for it. Some parts say it's for a 3.5 non turbo. Don't know what the difference would be between a turbo and non turbo when I thought they were all turbos. Also looking for a different brand then kats as it sounds like they aren't very good
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I live in the north where it gets 30 below and sometimes colder and no they don't all come equipped from the factory. I don't have any problems starting. I just wanted less wear in those Temps. When they screech and groan in those temps
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When I lived up in the great white north (north-central Minnesota), we all had tank heaters in our cars. Just plumb it into one of the heater hoses and it will keep the coolant at a warm temperature. Real simple, and I think it does a better job than a block heater.
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