Gm# 12343981 Engine Block Heater 6.5l Turbo Chevy Express, Gmc Savanna Oem Gm on 2040-parts.com
Gillsville, Georgia, US
Electric coil design heats your vehicle's engine before you start it in cold climates. Plugs into a standard household outlet. Includes heater, cord and strap. For 6.5L turbo high output diesel engines. Includes installation directions
GM Part Number: 12343981
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