Carrier HT32TC205 Crankcase Heater Crankcase Heater

Crankcase Heater

Our Carrier Crankcase Heaters will heat the oil in your crankcases and your transmission to keep you from being stranded. Just hook up the power and ground cables to your battery, run the hose(s) to your engine or transmission, and start the engine(s) to heat the oil without starting a fire in your vehicle.

A crankcase heater is an auxiliary engine operating system feature that will keep your oil warm in cold temperatures. It lets you start your engine faster and more efficiently, especially when temperatures are below 0°F (-18°C). The Carrier HT32TC205 crankcase heater will extend the life of your engine and save you time by allowing you to quickly reach normal operating temperature. Its compact design will tuck out of the way while you drive.

Our Carrier crankcase heater is an excellent way to get the oil up to a temperature so it doesn't feel like ice on your hands. And now you can plug in into our R line of pumps.

Crankcase heaters use hot engine oil to help keep vehicles with diesel engines warm in the winter. This one-burner heater can be mounted in the engine compartment or towed behind a motor home.

Crankcase heaters are an essential tool for any diesel mechanic, and Walmart offers a large selection to choose from. Crankcase heaters are used during cold weather to provide necessary warmth and working conditions for diesel motors. These heaters will prevent oil from thickening and gelling, which may otherwise cause motors to fail.

The Carrier HT32TC205 crankcase heater is the perfect choice for anyone who needs to warm up the oil in a diesel vehicle before starting it. The unit features a manually-operated crank handle and an end-mounted thermocouple.

The Carrier HT32TC205 crankcase heater is designed to provide quick and reliable heating to engine crankcases in applications such as diesel generators, marine vessels, and construction equipment. The HT32TC205 can help prevent many problems associated with cold start-ups and temporary start-ups of engines that have been running for long periods.