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COLD Weather Tips? 1992 240 Wagon 200 1992

posted by  JeffSav on  Sat Sep 20 18:17 CST 2008
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Being in a new, cold location (North Dakota) for the upcoming winter I'll definitely need a block heater or some way to offset the harsh cold. I'm wondering if anyone has suggestions for any particular types of block heaters (something that even I could install!?) and any other helpful tips to deal with extreme cold and minimize effects on the car (1992 240 Wagon). Thanks in advance,

Jeff






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