If there is no cord hanging you have to buy one.not all trucks came with thr cord.the heater is in the block.check for the cord by the grille....vinny
Look by the oil filter if you have one it should be located there and then try to follow where it goes. mike
The plug should be hidden in the bumper in the vents.
Driver side of the engine low back.
Mine does not have a block heater. It has a oil heating element on the top of the oil filter housing. It's a '99 F350 7.3l diesel.
if it does there should be a plug on the side of your oil filter housing. if there is and just no cord you can find them on e-bay for around 20 bucks. they had an option for a heavy duty heater ant you would see a big about 3x10x12 aluminum unit in the very front of the truck on the pass side.
I understand that all of the 6.0's have them, the factory jsut doesn't provide the connection cord except in certain cold weather states. My 2006 (in NH) did not have one, can you believe that one, I raised Cain with the dealer and they provided the cable and installed it at no cost. The heater is located in the block near the freeze plugs top left hand side, looking at it from the front. Tough to find, I had to trace the cable back to locate mine. On my 2000 F350 lariat 4x4 7.3 its behind the grille assembly near the bottom right of the grille (engine side/inner grille) Theres a 110 house hookup cord that extends outward of the grille to plugin to extension cord,....... hope that helps
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