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  1. rustystud

    M35a2 block heater

    Yes. The galvanizing doesn't hold up well on cooling systems. I don't know why either. You would think the galvanizing would last a long time. After all most all Welch plugs ( Freeze plugs) are galvanized . Though most lately are going to brass. Over the years I have seen systems that used...
  2. rustystud

    M35a2 block heater

    In the first picture you can see I used a 90 degree ST-ELL (stainless steel) then the brass fittings. The valve without a hose is for my auxiliary cab heater. The third picture shows my block heater mounted where the fuel water separator filter used to be. Picture number 9 shows where I...
  3. rustystud

    M35a2 block heater

    Good write up. The only thing I would do different is to use brass fittings instead of galvanized steel.
  4. rustystud

    M35a2 block heater

    Well if this cold front continues, you might see it again ! Here in Woodinville, WA. we got down to 24F last night ! That's cold for us here in November !
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