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It is available, but in case you didn't know, it contains a thermostat in the plug that only allows the block heater to work when the temperature drops below 0 degrees F. I read somewhere if the block is heated after sitting for over eight hours, it will turn on a CEL. So it has to be pretty damn cold before it even works in the first place. On my 08 Denali, I cut the thermostat plug off and installed a regular plug. Used it all the time when below about 20 degrees and never had a problem. The truck had been tuned and had headers so don't know if that had any effect or not.

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Mechanical section of 2015 MY 'Order Guide' shows:

 

RPO code - K05 Engine block heater

 

Available on all trim levels.

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I searched and didn't find a part number for the OEM heater. But lots of people have removed the thermostat in the OEM block heater and jumped the circuit with success.

 

If it is really butt cold where you're at, I'd install an oil pan heater as well.

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If it is really butt cold where you're at, I'd install an oil pan heater as well.

 

X2, thats what I have always used. Works much better in my experience, Wolverine is the most durable!

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