1998-2007 Cummins S&B Heater Block Delete (76-1005)-Grid Heater Delete-S&B Filters-76-1005-Dirty Diesel Customs
1998-2007 Cummins S&B Heater Block Delete (76-1005)-Grid Heater Delete-S&B Filters-76-1005-Dirty Diesel Customs
1998-2007 Cummins S&B Heater Block Delete (76-1005)-Grid Heater Delete-S&B Filters-76-1005-Dirty Diesel Customs
1998-2007 Cummins S&B Heater Block Delete (76-1005)-Grid Heater Delete-S&B Filters-76-1005-Dirty Diesel Customs
1998-2007 Cummins S&B Heater Block Delete (76-1005)-Grid Heater Delete-S&B Filters-76-1005-Dirty Diesel Customs
1998-2007 Cummins S&B Heater Block Delete (76-1005)-Grid Heater Delete-S&B Filters-76-1005-Dirty Diesel Customs

1998-2007 Cummins S&B Heater Block Delete (76-1005)

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Part Number: 76-1005
Sale price$132.66 CAD

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Fits

 Year Make Model Engine
1998-2007 Dodge Ram 2500/3500
5.9L Cummins


For those living in warm climates where cold starts are not an issue, the OE heater grid can be replaced with S&B’s Heater Block Delete, which will provide a 30.91% improvement in airflow. S&B's Heater Block Delete is CNC Machined from 6061 – T6 Aluminum and is built for extreme performance. Because of its simple, trouble-free installation, it's easy to switch back to your stock heater grid, for engines starting during the cold winter months.

Part Number: 76-1005

Features
  • Provides a 30.91% improvement in airflow
  • CNC Machined from 6061-T6 Aluminum
  • For extreme performance
  • Ability to easily switch back to stock heater grid (for starting in cold months)
Notes 
  • If you drive in an area that drops below 30 °F, you should not install this product during these conditions, as you will need the OE heater grid in order to start your truck. The OE heater grid is used if the ECM reads intake manifold air temperatures below 19 °C (66 °F) to help with long cranking starts. The air heater elements are used to heat incoming air to the intake manifold. This is a necessary feature for those living in colder climates; however, the heater grid does restrict airflow.

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