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Originally Posted by Old Mechanic
You have nothing to worry about cracking anything engine wise.
regards
Mech
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Frank and you both have this right, IMO. No worries at all. I think the whole thing can be totally passive on the heater hose circuit without pumps or controls. If you want an external heat source for really cold overnights, you can place a tank-type heater in a loop on your tank system, on a timer.
It won't heat your engine of you place it right, just your tank.
TANK TYPE ENGINE COOLANT BLOCK HEATER 1500W DIESEL | eBay
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2003 TDI Beetle
2002 TDI Beetle
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