Pics: Exterior Block Heater Plug Install
Pics: Exterior Block Heater Plug Install
I didnt' like how the dealer installed the cord for the block heater, so I decided to make it a bit more accessable. I bought the exterior plug from West Marine, and I couldn't find a place up front that I wanted to mount it, so . . . . I went to the back of the truck
. It's just as easy for me to plug into the back as the front . . . .half the time I back into my parking spaces anyway. Just thought I would share the pics in case anyone else is interested.


. It's just as easy for me to plug into the back as the front . . . .half the time I back into my parking spaces anyway. Just thought I would share the pics in case anyone else is interested.

Looks good. I just put the marinco plug on my 05 last night.
I made a small bracket that uses two of the tow hook bolts. It was pretty tough getting the bolts out because the nuts on the backside are blocked by the intercooler. I can send dimensions for the bracket if anyone is interested.
I made a small bracket that uses two of the tow hook bolts. It was pretty tough getting the bolts out because the nuts on the backside are blocked by the intercooler. I can send dimensions for the bracket if anyone is interested.
Last edited by mtedwards; Jan 14, 2007 at 12:58 PM. Reason: added better picture
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Looks Awesome. How did you run the block heater cord to the rear? Did you just run an extension cord along the frame rails or something fancy?
I prefer the rear mount - I think it looks slick and I'm almost always backed into my spot. Nice job!
I prefer the rear mount - I think it looks slick and I'm almost always backed into my spot. Nice job!
The "WigiDigit Block Heater Plug" includes the Marinco Connector and the bracket (One bumper bolt to attach). It mounts next to one of your front tow hooks. No holes to drill just use existing one. Good looking and took <10 minutes to install. www.genosgarage.com. or Pg. 17 of the Fall 2006 Catalog. I paid $34.95 for mine.


