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Kat's Lower Radiator Hose Heaters

If you need a lower radiator hose heater for your engine, and you don't see your vehicle listed here, please give us a call and we will match your car to the correct heater. 

For locating the correct heater for your vehicle, Click here for the Kat's Application Guide for 2011 (PDF File)

For instructions about how to install your Kat's Lower radiator hose heater, see this PDF file.

KAT'S Heaters

Protect Your Vehicle's Engine against Winter's Freezing Weather!

Now is a good time to change or install a new engine heater!!

There are three areas of your engine to winterize for complete vehicle protection!

• Engine

• Battery

• Oil & Transmission Fluid

The frost plug, lower radiator hose heater, or circulating tank heater are designed to keep the coolant in your engine warm. These products help stimulate warm temperatures, give quicker starts and protect your engine from damage that can occur during cold weather starts.

An Engine Heater is an electric heater that heats the engine of a car to give quicker starts in cold weather. They are connected to normal AC power overnight or before driving, via regular power outlets that are fed through a vehicle's grille. This allows easier starting in cold temperatures, by keeping the coolant warm. Heaters are also available for motor oil so as to warm the oil and give the engine lubrication from the beginning of start-up. The rapid heat circulation caused by block heaters also aids the initial vaporization of fuel in the engine; because of this effect, block heaters reduce pollution, as poor fuel vaporization causes much higher emissions.

We have these items to protect your engine from winter's damaging cold:  frost plug heater, lower radiator hose heater, Diesel heater, external tank heater, magnetic heater, flexible hot pad heaters, dip stick heater, battery pad heater, battery blankets, auxiliary interior heater, and more.

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Index of Kat's Products

Below is an index of Kat's Heaters according to Model of car. The Charts are taken from the 2009 Kat's Application Guide and give the appropriate frost plugs, lower radiator heaters, and external tank heaters.  If you do not see a heater number by your year's vehicle, it is because Kat's will not recommend a heater if there is danger to the coolant system or heater or there is not practical room for the heater to fit the application. Kat's silicone oil pan hot pad heaters, battery blankets & pads, and oil dipstick heaters are not shown in the charts below.

Catalogues: 

If you do not find your heater on our website pages, please give us a call for price: 1-530-262-1368.  If you do not find a heater for your Engine, may we suggest an oil pan pad heater found at http://www.warehouseautoparts.com/Specialty_Line/Kat/kats_oil-pan_pad_heaters.htm .

The catalogues below are taken from the 2009 Kat's Application Guide and give the appropriate frost plugs heaters.  Kat's will not recommend a heater if there is danger to the coolant system or heater or there is no practical room for the heater to fit the application. The catalogues are in PDF Format.  To download the Adobe PDF reader, Click on the icon below.

• 2009 Kat's Agricultural Engine Heater Application Catalogue

• 2009 Heavy Duty Truck Engine Application Catalogue  (Please note that each item column stretches through two pages.  For example, Allis Chalmers is found on page 24 through page 25. Each row includes Make & Model, Part No., Watts, Volts, Diameter, Service Parts, Installation Information and a picture.)

• 2009 Industrial Engine Heater Application Catalogue  (Please note that each item column stretches through two pages.  For example, Catepillar is found on page 44 through page 45. Each row includes Make & Model, Frost Plug, Watts, Voltage, Diameter, Related Parts, Heater Installation Placement and a picture.)

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