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It depends how small your hands are!
Block Heater 3B
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It depends how small your hands are!
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small hands?.......you bet!
Luckily I 'found one' already there when I went to install.
You might have to remove the injector hard lines to get to that frost plug directly in behind. Mine happens to be in the next frost plug back towards the firewall but it's still tight. Mine gets to about 35 degrees C when it's been plugged in and I hit the key. It works awesome. Yesterday it fired up without any glow plugs at all (I have a fully manual GP system)
best
Aaron
Luckily I 'found one' already there when I went to install.
You might have to remove the injector hard lines to get to that frost plug directly in behind. Mine happens to be in the next frost plug back towards the firewall but it's still tight. Mine gets to about 35 degrees C when it's been plugged in and I hit the key. It works awesome. Yesterday it fired up without any glow plugs at all (I have a fully manual GP system)
best
Aaron
I know this is an Old thread but i just removed my block heater in my 3b and for anyone else needing to replace the block heat in a 3b the easiest way to get it out way from the bottom. The heater element was pointed upwards so I wasted a couple hours trying to wiggle it out from the top until eventually I grabbed a breaker Bar and hammer and it only took 3 hitS and came out.