Got a ck3510 se, I've questioned my block heater before but tractor always starts, it was below zero this weekend, had it plugged in but tractor would not start, I can put my hand on the block heater and it is stone cold as well as all surrounding areas of the block so I have to assume it is NOT working, anybody else see this ? Thank you.
Block Heater Working?
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mrmikey
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You should be able to feel it for sure
Egon
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Check the cord. They do deteriorate at the engine block.
A tarp and small 1500 watt heater will work well in an emergency.
A tarp and small 1500 watt heater will work well in an emergency.
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How long had it been plugged in?
Overnight
OK, thanks, was going to try this but had no ohm # to ref
great idea, thanks
Thats what I would think
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I normally can feel some heat having it plugged in for 2 hours so overnight should definitely make it warm to the touch. Make sure your extension cord has power to the end of it. Also, a common failure point is the connection of the heater cord to the element...check that.