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Thanks Truck Tech. Can you describe what the heater strip looks like. Is it something that can be taped to the card's aluminum housing?
I think the biggest difference in my application is that I need the heater switch to be on when the truck is idled, not when it is use, so I would have to hook up a switch for it.
  • Posted 13 Dec 2007 00:21
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