engine block heater?
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Joined: Nov 2003
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From: MD
Originally posted by Coro
Should be.
It was a $35 option in 2003.
Should be.
It was a $35 option in 2003.
On my 2003 sticker is show "No Charge" for the engine block heater
Maybe that was because I have the XLT package but it doesnt show it in the list of XLT options
Another thought is it may be standard in trucks going to colder climates and extra charge for the warmer destinations
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From: Trophy Club Texas
I couldn't find one on my 2003. Called the dealer because it was listed as 'standard' on the 6.0. They told me where to find the cord. It's 'hidden' behind the passenger side fog light on the 2003. Very difficult to see if you don't know where to look.
Take a look...........
Take a look...........
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It was a bear to find. On my first vist, even the dealer couldn't locate it (Jan 2003). Next visit (March) the mechanic showed me where it was.
All the price info I have shows it as a $35 option. The "Ford build" web site in Nov. 2002, the dealer and Consumer Reports info sheets in Dec. 2002, and the sticker when it arrived in Jan 2003.
So I guess some time after that Ford made it stock javascript:smilie('
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All the price info I have shows it as a $35 option. The "Ford build" web site in Nov. 2002, the dealer and Consumer Reports info sheets in Dec. 2002, and the sticker when it arrived in Jan 2003.
So I guess some time after that Ford made it stock javascript:smilie('
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Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Beaumont Texas
I had heck finding mine too. At the passenger-side tow hook, stick your hand into the square hole in the bummper that the hook is mounted in on the right side of the hook. It's to the side or below and tie-wrapped.
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