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02-01-2009, 06:11 AM

bigtom

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Join Date: Nov 2008

Location: Northern Norway

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Cold car?

If you buy a voltage converter like this one (75$) you're ready for the complete car heating system from DEFA. I haven't been able to find a US distributor, but this one in UK may be ok. The may even have 110V solutions.
DEFA is a well proven full range car heating system developed and produced here in Norway for ages. It's not difficult or expencive to install and have special developed products for the mostselling cars in Europe. For X5 there are different solutions for each engine.

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