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bought my F350 in 2001 new. wouldn'atart 10-6-19. couldn't rember when battery change. seems didn;t change ever. thought i use same Diehard platinum 925 CCA. called sears. not made any more. to bad best battery i ever owned./////
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Welcome to FTE
Look for a date code on the battery somewhere and post what it is. While not impossible it would be unlikely to get 18 years out of a battery in an automotive application. The DieHard were good batteries. I have a DieHard gold that is still kickin' it. DieHard platinum were rebadged Enersys iirc.
Look for a date code on the battery somewhere and post what it is. While not impossible it would be unlikely to get 18 years out of a battery in an automotive application. The DieHard were good batteries. I have a DieHard gold that is still kickin' it. DieHard platinum were rebadged Enersys iirc.
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Welcome to FTE
Look for a date code on the battery somewhere and post what it is. While not impossible it would be unlikely to get 18 years out of a battery in an automotive application. The DieHard were good batteries. I have a DieHard gold that is still kickin' it. DieHard platinum were rebadged Enersys iirc.
Look for a date code on the battery somewhere and post what it is. While not impossible it would be unlikely to get 18 years out of a battery in an automotive application. The DieHard were good batteries. I have a DieHard gold that is still kickin' it. DieHard platinum were rebadged Enersys iirc.
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