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I 've had my '04 since new, never had a single problem with the truck (6.0), this winter has been hell so far, changed the batteries in october, but once the weather gets around the low 30's she needs to be plugged in, never had to do this before, and now today (wasnt plugged last night) she just clicks and all the gauges went wakie. any idea fellas?
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I'm not a tech but sounds like Batteries need charged. But i could be wrong heres a bump for you..
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the cold is he!! on batteries. i have been fortunate that i have an 04 and still have my factory batteries. i would plug it in plus charge the batteries. i believe you need a strong 12V to start the truck. i could be wrong but that seems right to me. so charge the batteries, then having it somewhat warmed from the blockheater will ease the starting for you. let us know!
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Thanks guys found out my batteries were weak, because if a shot altanator. put new one in runs like new again.
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