Where is the block heater cord on a 2008 Ford F350?

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Where is a block heater? - 3.5L

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block heaters are aftermarket so there isn't a specific location for that vehicle, However i can tell you that they are usually located in a freeze plug hole in the side of the block. if you look at your engine block just above your oil pan you will see several circular plugs, one of the plugs will have two prongs sticking out of it, and that will be where your plug connects. good luck.

If there is one it would normally be in one of the frost plug openings in the lower part of the block. You could also install an aftermarket unit if there is none there.

I found the block heater cord, second hole on the bottom on the drivers side bumper, tucked in and you can\'t see it

there is a block heater you plug in is usly in front grill of the truck looks like eltric cord end the glow plugs heat up when you turn your key on

you should be able to plug in either way

The block heater is already installed in your 6.0. The cord may not be there as it is an option in some states and standard equipment in others. The best way to see if your cord is there is to crawl under and look up by the # 4 cyl and you will either see 2 prongs sticking out for the cord or you will see the cord. The cord should end in the front bumper behind where the front tag would be. If you dont have the cord Id suggest getting it off ebay as it should be cheaper than the dealer. Hope this helps.

if you are certain that one is even installed... look around the headlights on the inside of the car.... they often have the cord fed thru that area.

Robert

Look at the passenger side of the block. The rear freeze plug should have a block heater instead of a freeze plug. It'll be the rear freeze plug. If all you see is a 3 prong plug, the cord somehow got lost. I replaced on a truck very similar to yours. I got the entire assembly from NAPA. It comes with the piece that goes into the side of the block and has the cord with it so you can plug it into an AC outlet.

Hi bud876 did you get a faulty block heater? if the cord and block heater are new it should work when energized double check for power, as far as glow plugs do they cycle? is the glow plug relay working properly?you would be a lot better going with a circulating heater rather than a block heater,hope this helps good luck