Block heater
Cargo Master
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From: Carlsbad, California
I believe that both the '03s and '04s have the block heater and cord standard from the factory.
In '05 the block heater is there but depending upon where you live the cord may be optional.
In '05 the block heater is there but depending upon where you live the cord may be optional.
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From: 3rd Rock
Originally Posted by darylhunter
I believe that both the '03s and '04s have the block heater and cord standard from the factory.
In '05 the block heater is there but depending upon where you live the cord may be optional.
In '05 the block heater is there but depending upon where you live the cord may be optional.
Cross-Country
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: NE Ohio Lake county
was at dealer yesterday figuring out no cord issue. it is not listed as an option anywhere unless you look in the option listings for fleet orders. does not make sense and dealer never realized this.
Cargo Master
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From: Carlsbad, California
Don't know, I haven't unbundled my cord yet to plug it in. One of these days I'll do it just to see how warm it is in the morning.
I could look at my SDG&E bill I guess and look at the rate I'm being charge and figure out what they are charging me for kW hour. Our rates have dropped a bit bit they are still much higher than they were a couple years ago.
I could look at my SDG&E bill I guess and look at the rate I'm being charge and figure out what they are charging me for kW hour. Our rates have dropped a bit bit they are still much higher than they were a couple years ago.
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