Block Heater not working

don't know if they all had one. Check side of the block below exhaust manifolds and if you find the heater in the block, trace back the cord to find the plug. The plug will likely be tied up in a bundle and tucked away very near the front of the truck, near the headlight.

is there any block heater on the side of engine block. usually the cord plug is on frame right side of truck or behing the right battery

hope it helps

if the leaks are not evident in the engine bay , it could be the heater in the cabin

look around the side of the block for the element then go from there

Block heater should be under exhaust manifold on passenger side of vehicle in place of one of the frost plugs. trace the wire coming out of this to find the plug if in fact you do have a block heater. It may be an option on your truck.

THERE IS NO HEATER CONTROL VALVE ON THE WATER HOSES. NEW HEATER CORE. INLET LINE right before heater core hot, outlet after core look warm. Burped cooling system 5 times with engine at operating temp. Installed homade burp VALVE right after heater core outlet(high part of hose). Still no heat. Removed water pump, impeller still in good shape not stripped off shaft. Removed heater core hoses flushed water thrue the connections on the block to the water pump INLET and outlet. flushed water thrue heater core and hoses. Going to put it back togeter today. Used known good gauge to check water temp for operating temp in test. 195 f

If you choose the colant type heater it should just go around the lower radiator hose.

SAY GOOD BY TO THE GFI REPLACE THE GFI WHEN WINTER IS OVER . USE A STANDER RECEPTACLE FOR NOW. SOUNDS LIKE IT NEEDS TO BE ON THE ROAD TO PAY FOR THAT TRUCK .. IF THE BLOCK HEATER IS EASY REPLACE IT IT MAY BE SHORTED BUT WILL STILL HEAT.. USE A OHM METER ONE LEAD ON THE BLOCK AND ONE ON THE PLUG

To reset the oil life......turn the key on....do not start....pump the gas pedal 3 times within 5 seconds.....then turn the key off and back on and it should be reset....sometimes u have to do it a couple times.......and what heater fan r u talking about?.....

If it has the block heater, the heater is located on the drivers side center of engine block. You should be able to crawl underneath, and see where the heater is put in place of a freeze plug, and just follow the wires up.. Usually tucked in along the fender somewhere..