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Very few didn't come with the block heater but most are hard to find. The plug may be behind the grill or bumper or it may be tied up by the driverside battery. if you can't find it or want to look at the source first here is where the actual heater is then you can trace the wire to the front
It should be up around the driver side battery. Possibly hanging in between the radiator and the battery. If not, just follow the cord from the block. My was stuffed in there pretty good.
Very few didn't come with the block heater but most are hard to find. The plug may be behind the grill or bumper or it may be tied up by the driverside battery. if you can't find it or want to look at the source first here is where the actual heater is then you can trace the wire to the front
Yeah that leak has been fixed for a while now. But still have a bit of oil on the back of the pan from maybe a rear main! boooooo! Maybe I do need to get a new pic so people don't think I own a leaker!!! Though I do now have a coolant leak at the thermostat housing after doing my stat last week!! GRRRRRR!!! I even siliconed the stupid thing!! I'll have to have a photo shoot here pretty soon I guess!
Neal that could very well be. Maybe I need to remove my CCV trap and let it vent again and see what it does. If it works I just need to decided which I hate worse! The smoke from the CCV or the oil on the pan.
I have no idea when it started. Its just a possiblilty. I didn't pay much attention to it as to when it started. But I can do something to see if that is the case. Its very possible!
I have no idea when it started. Its just a possiblilty. I didn't pay much attention to it as to when it started. But I can do something to see if that is the case. Its very possible!
You probably caught it from my truck,, maybe parking to close...