Product Summary

Universal Fit

  • Pad is excellent for pre-heating of oil pans, dry sump tanks and automatic transmission pans
  • Engineered to pre-heat the oil prior to start up
  • The etched foil design distributes heat evenly
  • Features a superior grade silicone outer shell that resists oil and dirt
  • Pad measures 5" x 7" and has a 36" cord
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #23996
BrandMoroso
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Moroso 23996 Details

We all know that you should never go on the track with a cold engine or transmission. Rather than running them in the pits you can plug one of these heaters into your generator and in no time, you are ready to race.

  • Excellent for pre-heating of oil pans, dry sump tanks and automatic transmission pans
  • Preheats oil prior to start-up
  • 5" x 7" neoprene rubber-coated heating pad
  • Etched foil design distributes heat evenly
  • Superior grade silicone outer shell resists oil and dirt
  • 36" cord
  • 110 volt AC

Item Details

5" x 7" pad, 36" cord

Moroso 23996 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #23996
BrandMoroso
GENERAL
GTIN Code084663239960

Ratings & Reviews

4.3

3 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers laud the product's effective heating capability that aids in melting snow. Its usability, especially for DTV dishes, is highly appreciated, as it ensures uninterrupted receptivity during snowfall. Despite complaints about adhesive longevity, many customers plan to repurchase the product, indicative of its superior performance compared to similar alternatives in the market.

4.3

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5.0

5 months ago

Mike Ward

872 Fire Rd Memphis Tn 38127

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Oil tank heater always works

Would Recommend

I will buy again

4.0

4 years ago

16

Pa.

Verified

heats up nice but adhesive fails over time

Would Recommend

yes

4.0

5 years ago

Buck Hampster

Boise, Id

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It is being used to help melt the snow off of my Directv dish when it snows

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

1 Question • 1 Answer

What temperature does it warm the oil up to before automatically shutting off? Or does it just stay on?

by Ryan

• 10 years ago

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