do our cars have the plug in engine block heaters for when it's cold outside?
the cord that connects to a wall outlet, i know im going overboard with info.
or is there another way to heat it other than turning it on? (i dont think there is but i'll ask anyway)
engine block heater?
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Most autoparts stores have magnetic block/oil pan heaters (range in 2-3 sizes) you can purchase so the oil is not thick & heavy when you start the car up in cold weather. I plan on getting one for my motorcycle since I ride throughout the winter months as the weather allows.
Jason
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Perrin LCP, WRX & H6 brakes, S/S lines, Cusco H-brace & RSTB, AGX's, Progress springs, SimplySubie fender braces
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