Block Heater in a 99?
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honestly they are worth it its hard on a diesel motor to start your truck in the cold below 32 some wont even start . basically i describe it starting in the cold like sucking a golfball through a straw. it could and will hurt your motor its worth it or u can run it when it warms up in the day n the plus is instant heat well at least in my truck i live in north carolina n i still need the block heater
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I guess I have been doing it wrong for over 20 years. Starting anything below 20*f without being plugged in is hard on any engine. There are times when I have had to start my diesel at -40* after a 3 or 4 day soak. It starts but it sounds like marbles in a coffee can. Not perfered way to start my truck just what happens when the weather man is wrong here in Alaska.
Now do you have a 99 or 99.5......the 99.5 should already have the cord there. Look up behind the plastic and behind the bumper I believe coming from the driverside if not there check the other side. They are tied up there and many people do not know they are there, so look hard.......have won many 10 dollar bets, even from folks that have had their trucks for years.
Now do you have a 99 or 99.5......the 99.5 should already have the cord there. Look up behind the plastic and behind the bumper I believe coming from the driverside if not there check the other side. They are tied up there and many people do not know they are there, so look hard.......have won many 10 dollar bets, even from folks that have had their trucks for years.