Heat Not Working? 5 TIPS to Keep Your Cab WARM

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@decentgarage Год назад

What other cold weather tips do you know of? Comment below 👇

@ericsvalland4417 Год назад

Install/glue window screen behind the OEM grill. It will it keep insects/sand/salt/dirt/mud/plant pods (dandelion/cottonwood, etc) from clogging up the radiator pores. A simple rinse with a garden hose once in awhile to get dust off maybe all that's required.

@decentgarage Год назад

1st gen industries also sells an OE bug screen 👍

@bcbloc02 Год назад

I am pretty sure I used a Deere AR82752 thermostat in my crew cab it’s a 192 deg. It made a big difference in heat output from the heater. I have no issues with it towing either it cools just as good as the 180 did.

@decentgarage Год назад

I'll check that one out. That's how mine is though, it does amazing in winter and doesn't get hot during the summer.

@AlaskaMike72 Год назад

Be careful with the cardboard in front of the radiator. If you end up blocking part of the fan radius, the fan will actually flex, and if left long enough could result in ugly fan blade separations, slicing up your radiator. Block off the entire diameter of your fan, and leave the edges clear if you want some airflow through the radiator.

@decentgarage Год назад

Good to know! I wouldn't have guessed that the fan could flex like that

@DART-sm5io Год назад

3m clear adhesive buttons work and won’t damage your grille.

@decentgarage Год назад

I didn't know they made those! I'll have to check them out

@daltonhooley902 Год назад

Hey Tim if you ever need help moving stuff or picking anything up or just an extra pair of hands let me know. I’m just right down the freeway!

@decentgarage Год назад

I'll let you know. I thought you were up in Heber?

@davidzigrang7924 Год назад

Tim happy holidays that’s a great video and timely because most of the USA and Canada is under extreme cold weather other things to think about is getting the truck running install a battery trickle charger plug it into your block heater cord with a 3way plug it’ll help keep your battery warm and charged it’s how we keep them running in Montana thanks David

@decentgarage Год назад

Yep, I saw so many people asking about this topic on Facebook recently I figured it was the right timing to film it

@stetevenmolnar9365 Год назад

If you are doing A Cummins build tos the stock rad and use A 2nd gen 24 valve rad works asom truck always warm when go to work

@georgeenriquez612 Год назад

Merry Christmas Tim.

@decentgarage Год назад

Thanks George!

@hoists1829 Год назад

Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄Awesome video!!!

@archivegarage7638 Год назад

Great tips Tim. On the thermostat, I highly recommend going with a Cummins with 3 jiggle valves, which makes the engine temp very steady. I put a new stat in with only 1 jiggle valve and the temp runs high and then low, and just keeps going back and forth, very annoying.

@tonywitte8034 Год назад

Merry Christmas Eve and Merry Christmas to you and your family and friends and God bless you all

@decentgarage Год назад

Thanks Tony! To you and yours too!

@henrycarlson7514 Год назад

So Wise , Thank You

@OldCowboy450 Год назад

I did the carboard infront of radiator several winters ago worked great----- until I pulled a long mountain grade on a 50* day and it overheated really bad, lost all my antifreeze, luckily no permanent damage. So now I put a piece of cardboard upright on the dash to remind me. It's a good thing for me these engines are tough.

@decentgarage Год назад

Yep, I only block the radiator if it's below 10 F

@OldCowboy450 Год назад

What diesel additive do you use, anti gel?

@decentgarage Год назад

Power Service Diesel additive

@greeneman99710 Год назад

I am with you on everything you said except letting the truck idle after first starting it. I live in Fairbanks Ak and daily drive my first gen to work. When it is colder than -20 F you need to let the engine idle for 10 or 15 min for everything inside your engine to get some heat in them before you start driving. I get it there will not be much heat in the cab from idling but the engine will have some heat in it before you take off for the day.

@freddydelgadoguzman7708 Год назад

Hola amigo cómo estás saludos acá de Austin tx Freddy delgado bonitos tus videos ánimo con las Cuminns

@decentgarage Год назад

Gracias Freddy!

@freddydelgadoguzman7708 Год назад

Gracias a ti por compartir tus videos apriendo cosas nuevas con tus videos gracias… amigo cuál es tu número de teléfono 📱

@peterschmidt2849 Год назад

❤️‍🔥🇺🇸🔥

@decentgarage Год назад

Thanks Peter!

@jameshuggins4300 Год назад

Don't own a Dodge with a Cummins but good info!👍

@kellymichael7362 Год назад

I plug in the block heater when it's gonna be 50 or lower. Warm oil moves faster thru the engine. Starts right up and I can use the heater instantly.

@AlaskaMike72 Год назад

You mentioned some gunk in the coolant system. Just for fun I installed a bypass filter on my coolant system for my 2000 Dodge truck with a 24v. This was a used truck, and had at least one coolant service performed before I bought it. The nasty gook that my filter caught was seriously eye-opening. The first filter change caught an amazing amount of reddish brown nastiness, which I believe was rust mixed with silicates and residual casting sand. Subsequent filter changes (annually) resulted in almost nothing caught by the filter. The reason I bring this up is that on an older truck this could easily clog up a heat exchanger and most folks wouldn't really know it. Thanks again for a great video!