1990 GMC S-15 Pickup Vehicle Engine Heaters

Name: Kat's Heaters Ether Start Fluid Injection System - 1.6L to 4.9L Engine - 12V - Push Button
Brand: Kats Heaters
SKU: KH33112
Price: 190.66 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.875 (8 reviews)

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Kat's Heaters Ether Start Fluid Injection System - 1.6L to 4.9L Engine - 12V - Push Button
2.5L I4 Engine

8 reviews

Code: KH33112

$190.66

In Stock

Vehicle Heaters Specs:

Fluid Injection Starter
Push Button Operation
12 Volts
100 - 299 CID Engine

Features:

Simply push a button in your cab to inject ether fuel (not included) into your intake manifold and get fast, reliable startups in cold weather. Connects to battery - no need to plug anything in. Thermostat ensures fluid is only dispensed when needed.

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Kat's Heaters Ether Start Fluid Injection System - 1.6L to 4.9L Engine - 12V - Push Button
2.8L V6 Engine

8 reviews

Code: KH33112

$190.66

In Stock

Vehicle Heaters Specs:

Fluid Injection Starter
Push Button Operation
12 Volts
100 - 299 CID Engine

Features:

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Kat's Heaters Ether Start Fluid Injection System - 1.6L to 4.9L Engine - 12V - Push Button
4.3L V6 Engine

8 reviews

Code: KH33112

$190.66

In Stock

Vehicle Heaters Specs:

Fluid Injection Starter
Push Button Operation
12 Volts
100 - 299 CID Engine

Features:

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Kat's Heaters Ether Start Fluid Injection System - 3.3L to 8.2L Engine - 18 oz - Pull Cable
4.3L V6 Engine

Code: KH33180

$204.92

Vehicle Heaters Specs:

Fluid Injection Starter
Pull Cable Operation
200 - 499 CID Engine

Features:

Simply pull a knob that installs in your cab to inject ether fuel (not included) into your intake manifold and get fast, reliable startups in cold weather. Manual design means you get to choose when fluid is dispensed, and no electricity is needed.

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Kat's Heaters Ether Start Fluid Injection System - 3.3L to 4.9L Engine - 12V - 18 oz - Automatic
4.3L V6 Engine

Code: KH33220

$310.37

Vehicle Heaters Specs:

Fluid Injection Starter
Automatic Operation
12 Volts
200 - 299 CID Engine
18 Oz Fuel Cylinder

Features:

Just turn your ignition to inject ether fuel (not included) into your intake manifold and get fast, reliable startups in cold weather. Connects to battery - no need to plug anything in. Thermostat ensures fluid is only dispensed when needed.

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Kat's Heaters Ether Start Fluid Injection System - 1.6L to 3.3L Engine - 12V - 18 oz - Automatic
2.5L I4 Engine

Code: KH33210

$296.44

Vehicle Heaters Specs:

Fluid Injection Starter
Automatic Operation
12 Volts
100 - 199 CID Engine
18 Oz Fuel Cylinder

Features:

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Kat's Heaters Ether Start Fluid Injection System - 1.6L to 3.3L Engine - 12V - 18 oz - Automatic
2.8L V6 Engine

Code: KH33210

$296.44

Vehicle Heaters Specs:

Fluid Injection Starter
Automatic Operation
12 Volts
100 - 199 CID Engine
18 Oz Fuel Cylinder

Features:

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