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Old 01-24-2003, 10:54 AM
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Question Cold Weather Package

Good Morning:
I have a question what's included in the Optional Cold Weather Package for a 2000 low mileage Tundra SR5 TRD Access V8 4X4 I just purchased from a Ford Dealer. I'm assuming that the heater listed is a engine block heater but the Toyota site just says heater on the 2003's. It's cold as heck here in Minnesota so I don't want to crawl around beneath it on a wasted hunt. If it is a block heater where the heck is it located? Looking under the hood I haven't found a 110 volt cord attached to anything nor was there a cord stashed inside the vehicle anywhere. Anyone living in fridgid country that can assist me with my search?

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Old 01-24-2003, 12:19 PM
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Hey LGL002,

I've got the same package (cold-weather) on my Tundra. It's not a block heater, but just a heavy duty heater. Sit in the Truck when its warmed up, and that thing will roast ya.

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Old 01-24-2003, 12:27 PM
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Wink Engine heater

Thanks a bunch Sledhead1 you may have saved me from a nasty journey. I though that might be the case when I used the interior heater last weekend in minus 25 temperatures. I could turn the fan to low and crank the temp control to 3/4 and still be comfortable going down the Interstate.

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Hey there Minnesotan. The package is actually called All Weather Guard, it includes: heavyduty alternator, heavyduty starter, heavyduty heater, and antichip paint.
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