can you plug in a 96 ford taurus to keep it warm in the winter?

If you have a block heater installed, then you can plug it in. If the car was originally sold in one of the northern states or anywhere in Canada, it will have a block heater as standard equipment. If you don't have one, it will run you about 150-200 bucks to get one put in. Consider getting a circulation style heater, they use a little more power, but you will have warm air blowing out of the heater almost immediately when you start the car, which saves you gas (shorter warmup time).

Hello, I live in canada and I am the snowplow driver at the airport . I have to be to work . I use a battery blanket. A battery can take a charge and give a much better jolt to the starter. My batteries last about 7yrs. 18 bucks and you will see a difference!

might want to be the rigidity regulator sticking on you. have that checked. different difficulty might want to be the pump relay locking up on you. rigidity for that motor motorized vehicle might want to be round 30 - 60 PSI. if the regulator thinks there is better pressur interior the gas rail it extremely is going to close the bypass off. after a on an same time as because it drains decrease back it opens up. it extremely is there to locate leaks and stop a fireplace if the line breaks.

Yeah, sure...just pull the plug from underneath the spare tire and run an extension cord to it.

By the way - if yours doesn't have one, call the police. You've been robbed!