Why does my F350 PSD have two batteries?
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#32
Dual Odyssey 65-pc1750t-h in my truck.
Better tan any other battery on market! NOT CHEAP!!!!!
An AGM battery will stand up to off-road and even the worst road in Minnesota, which I live on. Odyssey is better than any other. I have 14 miles to nearest tar and the road is never maintained! Why would anyone buy a cheap battery for $50K+ truck.
IMHO
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Better tan any other battery on market! NOT CHEAP!!!!!
An AGM battery will stand up to off-road and even the worst road in Minnesota, which I live on. Odyssey is better than any other. I have 14 miles to nearest tar and the road is never maintained! Why would anyone buy a cheap battery for $50K+ truck.
IMHO
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#35
Dual Odyssey 65-pc1750t-h in my truck.
Better tan any other battery on market! NOT CHEAP!!!!!
An AGM battery will stand up to off-road and even the worst road in Minnesota, which I live on. Odyssey is better than any other. I have 14 miles to nearest tar and the road is never maintained! Why would anyone buy a cheap battery for $50K+ truck.
IMHO
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Better tan any other battery on market! NOT CHEAP!!!!!
An AGM battery will stand up to off-road and even the worst road in Minnesota, which I live on. Odyssey is better than any other. I have 14 miles to nearest tar and the road is never maintained! Why would anyone buy a cheap battery for $50K+ truck.
IMHO
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important to note: a low battery can cause corrosion (white powdery residue) to form in the FICM if left uncharged
#36
Interesting... About the sears battery. I will check into that. However, Sears also sells the Odyssey... at twice the price you can find it anywhere. They also won't price match. I used to buy from Sears for tools, appliance, etc. but, with the poor quality they have recently (last 5 years) achieved and astronomical prices on crummy tools that no longer have a true lifetime replacement I'll go elsewhere. I think they are trying to pay for their bankruptcy!
They used to be the best but are just over priced junk sellers now.
Again, This is just my humble opinion.
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They used to be the best but are just over priced junk sellers now.
Again, This is just my humble opinion.
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#37
I'm pretty sure the Diehard Platinum are NOT rebranded Odyssey, but rather Odyssey competitors. I have a deep cycle Diehard Platinum in my TJ rock crawler, and it's been an fantastic battery. Stands up to physical abuse, runs the winch, and keeps on ticking, and it has a good warranty too. When my factory batteries eventually run out, I will very likely bite the bullet and go with Diehard Platinum replacements from Sears.
#38
Oh Hell No.
I've read in a couple of these post that some of you recommend AutoZone Battery's . I've had more bad experiences with AutoZone parts then I can count . I have learned that if you buy an AutoZone part woth a lifetime warranty , you'll never need to "Buy" another part for that vehicle , their oarts always break well before the Warranty is up. about 20 years ago I bought a 87 dodge 1/2 ton p/u and after I'd had it for about a year the starter went out . So I went to the Autozone down the street and bought one of their starters with a lifetime warranty . then every 6 months I take it down and trade it in for one that works. I've had the same experience several times but now I wouldn't but a bottle of namebrand oil there any more.
#40
Happened to me last spring. Batteries were fine, alternator was fine, but the battery light kept flashing on and I noticed my headlights would surge and dim while driving while the voltage gauge would be moving around. I swore it was an alternator problem. About a month after those symptoms started, my starter gave up the ghost. Replaced it and everything went back to normal.
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