You think 9 deg was cold wait til that battery dies and leaves her
stranded somewhere. You find out what cold is. A new one should do
well against one several years old, whatever is specified for the
Expediator.
--R (whose wife's 2 yr old Die Hard Gold in the Suburban died hard recently)
Donald Snook wrote:
My wife's 2001 Ford Expedition sat all weekend (from Friday at noon until this
morning). I started it for her and it was slow to start. It was 9 degrees
this morning, but I could tell the battery was a little slow to crank over that
big 5.4 V8. It started, but was just a little slow. I think the battery is
several years old and it is still starting and charging (I checked). But, I am
just wondering if I should think about a new battery soon. I wonder if I could
get one of the batteries that come with the big Ford Diesel engine. It would
certainly have enough CCA. In other news, the Cadillac fired up immediately -
I love that car.
Donald H. Snook
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