monkeypunch
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I'll try that when I get back there. Going to check the fuse box too. Need to get tools from home first. The truck doesn't even try to crank.push the start button with the fob its self, tried that?
I'll try that when I get back there. Going to check the fuse box too. Need to get tools from home first. The truck doesn't even try to crank.
It's detects when I get in and out with the start button in "run".Could be your key fob battery. The truck is not registering that the key fob is in the vehicle.
Haha yeah did thatJust throwing out anything. Make sure that your foot is on the brake or only the electronics will come on.
NopeDid it still not start with a jump?
Nope
GL, why my batter went bad in the explorer they said it wasn't covered under the warranty.So you guys are probably right, "dead" battery maybe the culprit. Defective battery is also on the table. Took it to Advanced, and they couldn't get the battery to test. 2 different testers, and both threw an error immediately when they tried to test the battery. Off to the dealer with it now.
Yeah thats where I'm at now. But wtf do I know haha. The roadside was no hassle, and fast. I guess that's a positive.Sounds like the starter decided to take a $hitter.
There's a slim possibility that it is a weak battery because these trucks with all of this new fangled technology are very sensitive to voltage but in my 30+ years experience as a mechanic I would start with the diagnosis of the starter and go from thereYeah thats where I'm at now. But wtf do I know haha. The roadside was no hassle, and fast. I guess that's a positive.
Well, not sure if i have the same issue but drove 2.5 hours to Lake Erie on Thursday did a little bit of driving back and fourth to dinner and mini golf. Went to start the truck today and hear a pop sound every time i would try to start the truck. Lucky someone was in the parking lot and gave me a jump. I did not shut it off until i got home. Put the battery charger on it and it was at 13.5 volts. I dont think this issue is over. I did read in the owners manual not yo leave anything plungged in. I did have a cell phone charger plugged in, but doubt that the issue.There's a slim possibility that it is a weak battery because these trucks with all of this new fangled technology are very sensitive to voltage but in my 30+ years experience as a mechanic I would start with the diagnosis of the starter and go from there
I'm curious about this statement " I did read in the owners manual not to leave anything plungged in"Well, not sure if i have the same issue but drove 2.5 hours to Lake Erie on Thursday did a little bit of driving back and fourth to dinner and mini golf. Went to start the truck today and hear a pop sound every time i would try to start the truck. Lucky someone was in the parking lot and gave me a jump. I did not shut it off until i got home. Put the battery charger on it and it was at 13.5 volts. I dont think this issue is over. I did read in the owners manual not yo leave anything plungged in. I did have a cell phone charger plugged in, but doubt that the issue.
I did see a message that popped up on my 12 inch screen that read power surge. Also have a check engine light come on.
Anyone else had this happen?