Most of them are. However it was a factory ordered option. If you are having trouble finding it, they are usually placed underneath the front bumper, near when the front licence plate bracket would go. It will be connected underneath the bumper.
Engine block heaters were optional.
No factory installed unit. OEM stopped block heaters after consumers reported engine compartment fires using block heaters.
block heaters are kinda hard to install. you would have to drain your coolant and take out one of the freeze plugs. that's were the block heater gets put in to warm the coolant in the block.
The ford probe gt does not have a block heater block heaters are normally on a desiel Engine
yes in a way. block heaters heat the coolant in the block there for warming the block up. coolant heaters heat the coolant out side the engine like in the hoses and radiater. and when the coolant gets hot enough it opens the thermosate and starts flowing through the engine..The coolant heater should be hooked into the engine so that it heats only the engine and the heater core. If the coolant heater is trying to heat the radiator then it will not work very well to heat the engine, you would need a lot of BTUs to heat the radiator as it will shed all that heat to the air that is surrounding it.
It may or may not, block heaters are not factory installed unless special ordered.
Glow plugs and engine block heaters
they all come standard with the block heater. The Wiring Harness for the block heater is, however, optional.
Engine block heaters are purely an optional add-on so the only way that you will know will be to get under and check.
The block heater cord was an add on accessory. If equipped, it is located on the passenger side of the engine
The block heater core was an add on accessory. If equipped, it is located on the passenger side of the engine.
A block heater for that vehicle would be an option. If it came equipped with a block heater the cord would be found close to the battery.