quick question about a block heater

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quick question about a block heater

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are the plug ins universal? mine is rotted away
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You're talking about the 110v plug correct? Yes, it is just a plug... should be a standard 3 prong plug in.
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Re: quick question about a block heater

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If you're talking about the heater end, they are universal as well. The cords are available with a straight or a 90 degree end.

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