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Intl Tanker preheat plug

Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by parson77, Feb 7, 2011.

Feb 7, 2011 #1

parson77 Bobtail Member

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I'm new on this forum, with a question already! I have a 95 Intl tractor, with a 220 volt preheat plug. Is there any way to change that to 110 volts? Any help appreciated!

parson77, Feb 7, 2011

parson77, Feb 7, 2011

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Feb 7, 2011 #2

Pablo-UA Road Train Member

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you can connect it to 110V, but you'll get 1/4 of power.

There are two ways - 110-220 transformer (not less 3kWt rating) ore change heater core.

Pablo-UA, Feb 7, 2011

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Feb 7, 2011 #3

parson77 Bobtail Member

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Thanks, Pablo!

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Feb 7, 2011 #4

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Are you sure it's not a 20 amp 110 plug. How bout a description or a picture?

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Feb 7, 2011 #5

Pablo-UA Road Train Member

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To be sure measure its resistance with DVOM. Easy to calculate power with 110 and 220 supply

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