Superman22

Just got the truck a few months ago and it's now -33C here in Canada (-28F) and i can't find the bloody block heater cord!

I almost froze to death trying to find it! Can anyone help? My husband's in Afghanistan and I can't reach him.

Any help from you guys would be greatly appreciated!

statikuz

I searched around a little and from what I read it should be ziptied somewhere near the front bumper/radiator area?

johnwill

behind front bumper, driver side

Superman22

I'll start searching!

CamboReturns

Hi, yup the other guys are correct.. my Canadian F150 also has the block heater and the cord is actually pretty prominent / easily accessible in the 'well' or mouth of the front lower bumper, drivers side. It is wrapped round on itself and the rubber water-seal cap on it is used to fix the end back into a snug little fitting at the back of the well.

Nicely designed actually - just like the rest of these trucks! Hope you find it ok and it helps you out during our winter...

d21581

I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but the truck doesn't necessarily come with a block heater. All cars sold in Canada should have them, but I can personally confirm to you that it's not the case! A few years ago, I too froze myself pretty good looking for the "plug" that in fact didn't exist because my car didn't have a block heater... Didn't think it was possible, but I was wrong... Hopefully it's not your case.

nolagtime

open your hood, look down to the right - it is tied to the front of the frame rail, just behind the bumper, and will have enough cord to pull it through the center opening in the bumper. Good luck.

big_ole_truck

Goodness...-33 C????

snopro31

thats a warm canadian winter day.

-40c with the wind here right now.

Worf

that sounds like winter in alaska