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I found the batteries to be the weak point last year when it got super cold here. The 400 watt fits and works great for the purpose.

That's where I bought the one for my current truck. I think they are around $27 and some change. Worked great all last winter at sub zero temperatures. The biggest problem I had in getting the truck started was the battery charge on the super cold days.

I think the thread ends rather nicely.:-D And the heaters still heatin. (guess I spoke too soon)

I have three trucks - one d and two c turbo. I will offer them for testing, if this helps. I'm in NE IN, so it should get cold enough here eventually. All three have the flame heater. I plan on installing block heaters in all, to save on engine stress in cold weather. I put the block heater in...

Greenjeep, I think it works better than you realize. I just checked the top of the engine and it is warm to the touch - front to back. The truck was shut down around 5p yesterday and is sitting out side. The truck will fire up instantly -- just as on a warm summer day. Oil pressure jumps up...

The coldest its been here is 5*F and my truck will fire up instantly with the Westfolk type heater. I don't have experience with the other kind. I also have the flame heater, but I don't need it when the block heater has been plugged in. When I've started the truck without the block heater it...