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Old 09-30-2007, 03:44 PM
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1) Park car
2) Check temperature, ensure that it is below freezing
3) Plug in block heater
4) Sleep
5) Come back in the morning, unplug block heater
6) Wipe off frost from windows
7) Start car

If you feel like you've awakened a vengeful wrath of a shaky, oil-burning German beast when you turn the key, it's likely your block heater isn't working.
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