Heater that flames on.
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Heater that flames on.
Ok. Somebody tell me about a heater that blasts hot air as soon as I turn the key. canadian winters can make warming up a half-hour afair, someone give me a hair-brained idea for warmth. I've already considered a kerosene ready heater bolted to the floor in the box with an A/C power inverter and the slider open.
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Originally Posted by Ultramagdan
Why go through the trouble of a kerosene heater when a electric heater would work just as well and be a lot safer? A simple hair dryer would give a good idea of how much heat could be produced.
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Originally Posted by bigredtruckmi
use a block heater. plug it in all night and you'll have heat real soon.
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Thanks, but these things only keep the coolant "slightly" warm for easier starting. I still have to wait and patience is not my strong suit. Thanks for the reply.
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Originally Posted by Steina
Corvairs had gasoline-fired heaters, but finding one at a wrecking yard might be tough.
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Originally Posted by A_Fire_InsideR1
use an electric space heater, rig one up to plug into your cigarrete lighter or something, cant be that hard, theres probably products already like that on the market
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I'm surprised you are not getting heat right away using the preheater. With a good preheater and an electric fan (or at least a really good fan clutch) it should warm right up. A half hour sounds excessive under any condition if it's being driven. Even with sub-zero temps here, a vehicle warms up pretty quick if it's driven.
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Originally Posted by Ultramagdan
I'm surprised you are not getting heat right away using the preheater. With a good preheater and an electric fan (or at least a really good fan clutch) it should warm right up. A half hour sounds excessive under any condition if it's being driven. Even with sub-zero temps here, a vehicle warms up pretty quick if it's driven.