trouzp

I have a 2005 f150 5.4L 4x4 super crew its supposed to be equipped with block heater according to the window sticker.... Ive had the truck a couple months now and Im unable to locate the plug for this.... Who knows maybe the previous owner took it off...... Anyone know where this should be??? Any assistance would be very much appreciated.....

flamehead16

thought block heaters only came with diesels?

milje

Might be hanging somewhere behind the front bumper. I think mine is near the center, maybe a bit towards the drivers side.

04lariattexas

I to am curious. I'll be looking into one next week

08F-150

The block heater is located around the starter if you had one and alot of times the cords are tied up by them. That's where my was

jayson_waltz

Cords are tied up close to where the heater is if they never got run out since bought new. I mine ran down to by the tow hooks. And to the guy that thought they only come on deisels, wtf? Have u never lived in a cold area? I have mine plugged into a timer every night so it turns on at 5 am so it's warm enough by 9 or 10 when I leave for school. Then I still start it and let it run 10 mins before I drive it. Gas is much cheaper than new trannys and engines.

nrd10

Where does one get a good block heater for a 150? Not that I live in an extreme cold state, but it takes about 20 mins for my truck to produce heat and I rarely have time or patients to wait for my truck to warm up.

jayson_waltz

^dealer or any parts store. There really isn't any difference between where you get them from, a block heater is a block heater. I'll plug mine in when it gets below zero and let it run for 8-10 mins in the morning and when i go out the temp gauge is usually up to 1/8 to 1/4. Takes longer when it gets to the -10, -20 temps obviously. Only time mine ever takes 20 mins to warm up is if it sits outside overnight in the -40+ wind chills.

BIG SHAFE

Is there a code which would tell you if its factory installed?

FSU FX4

If i have one how could i find it?