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David
Dodge Dakota
7/31/2001
16:38:31
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 Subject: What's that plug under the hood...
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I just discovered this last night while looking in the engine compartment. It's a male three-prong plug near the radiator shield on the passenger side. Is this the plug for an engine block heater or oil warmer?
Thanks for all your help as always,
David
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Brian Gaarder
Dodge Dakota
7/31/2001
16:57:21
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It could be the Temp sensor connector... for the digital overhead console......
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Bruce P.
Dodge Dakota
7/31/2001
17:06:45
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Are you saying this is a "standard" 3-prong household power connector?
If so... follow the wire... it will likely go along the frame behind the front-passenger wheel and terminate in one of the freeze-plug areas of the engine. This is a block heater... I orderd mine from the factory and it works very well.
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David
Dodge Dakota
7/31/2001
20:32:36
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Bruce,
Yeah, a standard 3-prong and it does look like it runs in the manner you say, but I'll check it out over the weekend. You're probably right, because this was a Canada truck. I hear it gets cold in them there parts.
Regards,
David
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