Wanted: block heater cord

Discussion in 'Want To Buy : Cars/Parts' started by pbedroske, Dec 7, 2014.

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    I've noticed my car doesn't warm when plugged in. I tested my cord with a multimeter and it seems to be the culprit. Feels like a shot in the dark, but I thought I'd check to see if someone has a cord they're not using.
     
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    Guess what? I've got one off my car that I pulled. Don't use it anymore since I've got a remote start. When do you want to pick it up?
     
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    Texting you.
     
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    Just FYI the outback sedan at UPullit in East Bethel had a block heater installed. Cord is still there, detached from heater. Heater still in block
     
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    Thanks, but blackozone let me try his only to find it was also bad. So I repaired mine with a spliced in new plug. Seems to be working.
     
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