They are not hard to install but getting the freeze plug(s) out is not 
that much fun.  I used to use an old electric blanket on a timer for my 
'85 MB.  Wasn't pretty but it was free!

Thomas Kelly wrote:

>     There is no garage for my diesel car. I want to run it on BD100 
> year round here in Pine Plains, NY, USA where winters get cold. Part 
> of the solution is installing a block heater. Where would a block 
> heater be installed in an 82 Mercedes 300DS ? I've been told that 
> there should be a "freeze-out" plug in the block and that this is 
> where it can be installed.
>      I know that the easiest place to have the heater installed is 
> at a service station or a Mercedes dealer, but I'd like to do this 
> myself.
>      Three months ago I didn't know a bushing from a pipe nipple, a 
> clearwater pump from an aquarium pump. With the help of list members 
> and the solid information at JtF, I've built a processor and am making 
> 75 L batches of quality BD. Half goes in the car, half in the heating 
> oil tank. I'm getting a lesson today on furnaces: nozzles, general 
> maintenance, etc. Would like to burn bioheating oil instead of BD.
>      The point here is that one step in the right direction provides a 
> place from which the next step is possible and a different view which 
> may well make another step in the same direction enticing. I have been 
> focused on BD, but have found that there certainly is a lot more here 
> than biodiesel info.
>      I thank all for their help especially those who are so patient 
> with us slow learners.
>                                                 Tom
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