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Old 10-16-2010, 03:02 PM   #1
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Heater Options?
I have removed the AC from my Crew Cab because it would be waste of money to get it working again and i dont really care for A/C anyway would like Auto Climate insted but thats way out of my reach for now lol. i would like to find some kind of heater that will fit under the dash.

would like some links

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Tonight mine pulled a few cars out of snowbanks, and is sitting in my driveway, icicles on the grille, wheels just white cakes of snow, buried up to the lug nuts in powder, straps and chains wrapped around the bumpers, the outline of the wipers clear in 4 inches of snow on the windshield... A tired warrior of the 1980s in a world of low profile tires, front wheel drive, and plastic bumpers, where people stay in their houses until snowplows move the offending substance from their paths, too helpless to travel without AAA and chains and salt, clearing their windows with longhandled brushes while gently stepping around in the snow trying to stay nice and dry.
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Old 10-16-2010, 03:07 PM   #2
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Re: Heater Options?
You might be able to use one of these.

http://www.sportsimportsltd.com/12vo...FQqAgwod4neEKQ

Not sure if you're wanting electric or something more like OEM. If the second option, I have no idea other than pulling the heater box/controls/core etc out of a donor truck.
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Re: Heater Options?
i would like something electric so it just click on a switch and i got instant heat lol
but would like something i can regulate also Low, medium and high that kind of thing
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Tonight mine pulled a few cars out of snowbanks, and is sitting in my driveway, icicles on the grille, wheels just white cakes of snow, buried up to the lug nuts in powder, straps and chains wrapped around the bumpers, the outline of the wipers clear in 4 inches of snow on the windshield... A tired warrior of the 1980s in a world of low profile tires, front wheel drive, and plastic bumpers, where people stay in their houses until snowplows move the offending substance from their paths, too helpless to travel without AAA and chains and salt, clearing their windows with longhandled brushes while gently stepping around in the snow trying to stay nice and dry.
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Old 10-16-2010, 03:28 PM   #4
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Re: Heater Options?
Can't find anything for you in 12v that is designed for cab heating. Bunch of little defrost blowers and stuff. Cab heaters and such are all 24v or 36v as far as I can see.

Good luck finding one. Let me know if you do cause I wouldn't mind one myself with winter coming on.
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