My engine cracked because of freeze damage while I was oveseas. I wont let that happen twice! I will probably put one 100w light bulb on each side of the engine block. That should do the trick. Thanks for the reminder.
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-Dylan
3rd Gen CMC Wannabee
There are little space heaters that should fit between the radiator and engine that are less than a foot tall. Heaters are great until the ice buildup on trees starts taking down power lines and you lose power for a few days. Friend did the light bulb on his boat on a lift- but power went out and crack went the block.
Pranav your LS has some drain plugs on each side of the block.
Might see a 0 for a low and spend 24 hours below 15 in Plano-don't know that its ever been that low.
Bryan Leinart
CMC #24
I am adding at least half a gallon of antifreeze to the race car this afternoon. We lose power out where I live often so I'm expecting it. I went on Tue. and topped off the propane and fuel in the RV. At least I can live in it if I have to if the power goes out.
JJ
Yes, light bulbs and 1/2 gal of antifreeze concentrate as a backup incase the power goes out like Bryan said.
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-Dylan
3rd Gen CMC Wannabee
Alright going to rely on the block/radiator water heater with the 38*F switch and a light bulb. I have a battery powered camera to keep an eye on it so once temps get below 38* and I don't see a light, I can go investigate. Will be below zero for 36 hours.
Good thing is I'm in the city on city power; the storage location uses underground power and most the lines here not much trees.
I put light bulbs in the engine bay, but I do have a propane heater I can use if we were to lose electricity.
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