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'04 venture "Service Engine Soon" lightbleepster 06-23-2005, 06:56 AM Service Engine Soon light came on last night. After looking everything over - I noticed nothing unusual. Van drove fine, no problems that I noticed. Drove it to Auto Zone and they checked the codes for me. (silly me) Gas Cap wasnt on tight - DOH!! :banghead: Anyway - while looking at the engine, I noticed that up front by the grill on the driver side - there is what looks like an extension cord. its all coiled up and tucked away neatly. it had a cover on one end and i removed the cover and sure enough - it looks like a standard 3-prong plug. what is this? is it to heat up the block in the winter for easier starts? its a 2004 venture 3.4 engine cdru 06-23-2005, 10:21 AM Yup. It's a block heater. ypelchat 06-27-2005, 10:11 PM Service Engine Soon light came on last night. After looking everything over - I noticed nothing unusual. Van drove fine, no problems that I noticed. Drove it to Auto Zone and they checked the codes for me. (silly me) Gas Cap wasnt on tight - DOH!! :banghead: Anyway - while looking at the engine, I noticed that up front by the grill on the driver side - there is what looks like an extension cord. its all coiled up and tucked away neatly. it had a cover on one end and i removed the cover and sure enough - it looks like a standard 3-prong plug. what is this? is it to heat up the block in the winter for easier starts? its a 2004 venture 3.4 engine Obviously, you don't live in a cold climate state, or in Canada! Otherwise, you would surely be familiar with these life saver devices that we call: ''engine block heater" :lol2: Yves bleepster 06-28-2005, 07:18 AM Obviously, you don't live in a cold climate state, or in Canada! Otherwise, you would surely be familiar with these life saver devices that we call: ''engine block heater" :lol2: Yves Well - Northern Michigan - cold enough - i suspected it was that, however - when we bought the Van in February, this wasnt listed on the "options" list, and I never noticed it before. it was more of a double check. vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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