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2PCS Car Engine Silicone Heating Pad 120v,300w 6x8 Inch Universal Engine Heater Car Oil Pan Heater Pad, Electric Heater Pad Engine Block Oil Pan Tank Reservoir Container, for Metal Surface

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  • Easy to Use: Clean the surface; Peel off the backing paper in brown color; apply the silicone heater pad to the surface cleaned making sure no gap or air bubbles trapped under the pad. Plug power cord into any wall outlet. Note: The engine heating pad is designed to be used on the metal surface to heat the fluid, and do not use it on any plastic surface on the engine
  • Keep the Engine Warm: In every cold winter, using this heater and battery heating pad can quickly start the engine to maintain good engine oil temperature and improve engine performance. Use the silicone battery heater pad to heat up engine oil about 15 minutes. The oil temperature will be heated up to 194 degrees Fahrenheit (90 ℃), which will be easy to start your car
  • Temperature Protection: When the temperature exceeds 194 F/90 C, the universal heating pad will automatically turn off. When the temperature drops to around 40 C, restart heating to avoid safe issues caused by high temperatures
  • Features: Silicone rubber heating board is composed of silicone rubber and glass fiber cloth, high insulation performance, safe use. It is wear -resistant, heat -resistant, waterproof and oil -proof, not easy to be corroded, which can have a longer service life. Us standard plug, high power 120V 300w, line length 1.5m, Larger size (5.91*7.87inch), fast heating
  • WIDELY USE: The silicone heater pad is widely use on RVs, campers, trailers, boats, and ships in winter, which is installed in engine oil pan, oil tank, reservoir, transmission oil pan and so on


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Car Engine Silicone Heating Pad

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Nickluvin
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
plugged it in to test it. Immediately it got hot enough to smell like burning silicone. I went and got the temp gun and recorded over 380F. The sensor for the temp must be located near where the plug wiring enters and be a bit insulated. It kicked off and then went to about 270F before kicking on again.It evens out better when actually mounted to the oil pan. Make sure you give it a good cleaning before putting this on there. The adhesive doesnt really like to stick to oily things. Put it on a timer and turn it on an hour or two before you want to drive an it will heat the oil up and make starting not as rough. Also helps to heat up your coolant a bit in the block and makes the vents blow warm air faster.