After doing some research I found out that the Kat's Heaters Custom Engine Block Heater # KH11409 will plug into the plug located in the housing in the left fog lamp bezel. You will then route through your grille and plug it into a standard 120-volt AC outlet.
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It's always a good idea to think ahead. The Flex-a-lite Mojave Vehicle Heater # FLX640 is more of a permanent installation so if you plan on moving the heater frequently we'll want to look at something else like part # RA3501 that uses a bolt-on installation, but it's small enough that you should be able to move it around and secure it to a variety of locations.
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The Kat's Heaters Ether Start Fluid Injection System # KH33180 is confirmed to fit your 2008 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4.0L V6 Engine.
Simply pull a knob that installs in your cab to inject ether fuel (not included) into your intake manifold and get a fast, reliable startup in cold weather.
This system does not need any electricity or battery power to power it. It also is virtually maintenance-free just change out the fuel cylinder when empty.
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A regulator with enough Btu per hour for your application is the MB Sturgis Vertical 2-Stage Propane Regulator # 108220, which has a 400,000 Btu per hour maximum flow capacity. I do have to say that it sounds like you have a residential type of application and our products are designed for use in recreational vehicle applications so you will need to be sure to keep that in mind for your set up and ensure via professional installers all the correct equipment for your needs.
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