2004 Ford F-350 Turbo Diesel, eng. block heater not working?

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1 - a tank of the hydraulic booster of a steering; 2 - a plug mouth oil-jellied; 3 - a tank of a working liquid of a braking system and clutch; 4 - the assembly block of safety locks and the relay; 5 - an air filter; 6 - a windshield washer reservoir; 7 - the accumulator battery; 8 - the identification tablet; 9 - a measuring instrument of level of oil; 10 - an expansion chamber of system of cooling.

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1 - a tank of the hydraulic booster of a steering; 2 - a plug mouth oil-jellied; 3 - a tank of a working liquid of a braking system and clutch; 4 - the assembly block of safety locks and the relay; 5 - an air filter; 6 - a windshield washer reservoir; 7 - the accumulator battery; 8 - the identification tablet; 9 - a measuring instrument of level of oil; 10 - an expansion chamber of system of cooling.

if its a diesel yes most were installed with one the plug in is near the front just under the hood if equipped. if its a gas vehicle unless it was sold in frigid climate no

If it has a block heater, not all were equiped from the factory with one. you can purchase the from a parts store.

renew the heater its burnt out

you answered your own question with # 1
the fuel leak is doing opposite when starting it is sucking
air . i had the same problem on mine,
it also let the fuel drain back to the tank that then
takes forever to reprime itself
hope this helps

It is located on the left side of the oil filter housing.

Sometimes its dealer installed. Have a shop look for one, if not, they should be able to install a heater.

change fuel filter and drain water seperator

look for block return lines- air leak in suction lines -block fuel line or filter - defective injection pump -inoperative glow plugs.

The block heater is already installed in your 6.0. The cord may not be there as it is an option in some states and standard equipment in others. The best way to see if your cord is there is to crawl under and look up by the # 4 cyl and you will either see 2 prongs sticking out for the cord or you will see the cord. The cord should end in the front bumper behind where the front tag would be. If you dont have the cord Id suggest getting it off ebay as it should be cheaper than the dealer. Hope this helps.