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<p>[QUOTE="mile marker 27, post: 12302673, member: 288647"]I’ve done some reading and asking around about, coolant vs. dipstick heaters? Most(me) use coolant heaters but some swear by the dipstick heater. It was pointed out to me and makes sense, that coolant heating is best because it warms the combustion area. On the other hand, warming the oil is said to be better for the mains and keeping debris from being pushed to them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mile marker 27, post: 12302673, member: 288647"]I’ve done some reading and asking around about, coolant vs. dipstick heaters? Most(me) use coolant heaters but some swear by the dipstick heater. It was pointed out to me and makes sense, that coolant heating is best because it warms the combustion area. On the other hand, warming the oil is said to be better for the mains and keeping debris from being pushed to them.[/QUOTE]
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