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Block Heater - Sakic #7 - 02-05-2007

Ok I have tryed to plug the block heater into an electric outlet with my house and each time I do I hear kind of like a hisss (mabe the oil heating up) Has anyone ever had this problem?

I don't necessarily need my block heater plugged in, but with the minus 30 weather i would hate that not being able to start my focus one time.


Block Heater - _JC_ - 02-05-2007

not to hijack but this is also a block heater question ..i melted my power cord...how hard is it to replace ?


Block Heater - Focus man. Focus. - 02-05-2007

Sakic #7,Feb 4 2007, 11:27 AM Wrote:Ok I have tryed to plug the block heater into an electric outlet with my house and each time I do I hear kind of like a hisss (mabe the oil heating up) Has anyone ever had this problem?

I don't necessarily need my block heater plugged in, but with the minus 30 weather i would hate that not being able to start my focus one time.
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When do you hear the hiss? Is it when you plug it in or is it after it has been pluged in over night?

_JC_,Feb 4 2007, 02:22 PM Wrote:not to hijack but this is also a block heater question ..i melted my power cord...how hard is it to replace ?
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Get a new cord. Grab the old cord, follow it down to the heater and carefully remove it. Plug in new cord. Done. :D


Block Heater - mo_focus - 02-05-2007

_JC_,Feb 4 2007, 07:22 PM Wrote:not to hijack but this is also a block heater question ..i melted my power cord...how hard is it to replace ?
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how/why did you melted the cord? there could be something inside that needs attention. It could have a short inside the heater and it causes the wires to overheat and melt.


Block Heater - OAC_Sparky - 02-05-2007

mo_focus,Feb 4 2007, 05:40 PM Wrote:how/why did you melted the cord? there could be something inside that needs attention. It could have a short inside the heater and it causes the wires to overheat and melt.
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$5 says he accidently left it leaning against the exhaust manifold. ;)


Block Heater - _JC_ - 02-05-2007

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$5 says he accidently left it leaning against the exhaust manifold. ;)
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:lol: FTW!!!!!