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Old 11-20-2008, 03:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I can't seem to find the block heater plug on my truck so I'm assuming that it wasn't put on there as the option. From what I understand the heater core is actually in there you just need the wiring harness for the plug.

I was wondering where you guys get yours and if anyone has any info/pictures as to where the core is and where the harness plugs in?
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Just above the starter on the passenger side. You can get the cord at the dealer for about $60-$80. I've seen others on ebay but they don't look like the factory cord. Plan on getting some scrapes on your hands for the install. Sorry, no pics but if you do a search on this site you should find some pics.
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You can get the cord off ebay (or online) or from international. The wire routing instruction are in the link below.

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I can't seem to find the block heater plug on my truck so I'm assuming that it wasn't put on there as the option. From what I understand the heater core is actually in there you just need the wiring harness for the plug.

I was wondering where you guys get yours and if anyone has any info/pictures as to where the core is and where the harness plugs in?
Before you buy a cable, look in the area of your passenger-side driving light (fog light). That is where you should find the plug.
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