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Re: Diesel heater
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Posted by paul on October 18, 2002 at 06:37:51 from (206.10.55.129):
In Reply to: Diesel heater posted by Poppin' Johnny on October 18, 2002 at 04:17:04:
Stay away from those dipstick heaters, they can char the oil & don't offer much heat. Bad deal! The magnetic ones seem limited to 200 watts, which really isn't enough to do the job on a diesel. You would need it on from the time you shut off the engine until you fire up again, to maintain any heat. I got one, and was not impressed, altho it has it's points at times. Frost plug, tank, or inline heaters all do a good job. If you can branch off a heater line the tank is easy to install, all 3 are about the same. I'm in Minnesota... --->Paul
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