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Engine doesn’t turn over when cold

I don’t recall battery type as an option ordering my ‘21 BH gasser.


Sent from me
 
Hmm. What option box do you have to check to get agm’s?

Anyone else get agm in their 4.5 gen trucks from the factory?

I certainly didn’t find it, even with the cold weather group and dual alternators.
 
Hmm. What option box do you have to check to get agm’s?

Anyone else get agm in their 4.5 gen trucks from the factory?
Well… I was wrong with my statement. Just found out that the original batteries installed in my truck were not AGM batteries. I guess they are sealed lead acid batteries. Looked like AGM’s to me but I have not much experience with batteries. I returned my original batteries to the store for core refund and the mechanic corrected me.
 
Well… I was wrong with my statement. Just found out that the original batteries installed in my truck were not AGM batteries. I guess they are sealed lead acid batteries. Looked like AGM’s to me but I have not much experience with batteries. I returned my original batteries to the store for core refund and the mechanic corrected me.
No problem, hopefully the new batteries solve your issue and last for many years!
 
It’s -22 degree Fahrenheit. And yes I never had that problem with cold temps before. Just have a hard time believing that the batteries only last 4 years. But then times and the quality of batteries have changed.
I just had to replace my batteries on a 2023 , 1.5 years old .
 
Likely batteries. Because they read 12.65V doesn't mean they would provide enough cranking amps.
Yup. A battery can read full voltage and still be a bad battery that won't provide enough amp current to crank an engine. This is why you need a battery load tester, cheap at the Walmart.
 
Its batteries. My 2021 is beginning to do the same thing here in SoCal's "cold" winter weather of 30-40 degree mornings.
 
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