Poolmonkey
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Top quality..Hi, I just checked Napa's site, they are listed at $366.99 each ? Any advise.
Top quality..Hi, I just checked Napa's site, they are listed at $366.99 each ? Any advise.
Just questioning the 2 for $500.00Top quality..
Just questioning the 2 for $500.00
That was a Labor Day sale that has passed. They were listed at ~$320 each and the 20% sale dropped them to ~$250. I decided to roll the dice and keep the OEM batteries for a bit longer.Hi, I just checked Napa's site, they are listed at $366.99 each ? Any advise.
Wouldn’t waste my coin on anything else besides the Walmart or Costco/Sams club options.Thanks for all the replies. Based on your responses, I decided to roll with the OEM batteries for a bit longer. Hopefuly I didnt jinx myself and they crap out tomorrow. It's nice to know there are other decent AGM options available at Costco or Walmart.
I just installed agm batteries on my 2022 6.7 which puts them at two months shy of four years after purchase. Now my truck is not charging the batteries. Did you have any issues when you went to agm batteries?Speak of the devil. Just replaced the batteries. Had great luck with Interstate in past but switched it up with Continental AGMs.
Issue arised with a morning one tick no crank and CEL. Passenger battery finally called it a day.
20 years on a battery?Bought the 2019 PW in 2020 with 12k? on it, already had a Costco battery in it. That failed quick, less than a year later. Yellow Optima has been 100% since.
Top quality AGM is the way, afaic. Optima, Odyssey, Full Throttle etc…
Red Optima in the work Titan after many failures of cheapie AGM and warranty swaps, finally said $$$. Been ~ six years for that Redtop, last Yellowtop went around 20 and still good when truck was traded.
Yep, was in a Bronco as long as I owned it and then a Raptor for ~ eleven years. Was still in that when it was traded for this Powerwagon. Actually, I bought that Bronco in 1999 and the Raptor was traded in 2022, I think. Maybe 2021… probably have to look at pics to see. 2021, so ten years in that Raptor.20 years on a battery?
I have never heard of any brand of battery lasting 20 years. My last red top did 5 years.
My OEM batteries in my 2006 lasted from install date of Nov 2005 to Oct 2019 when I pulled them before a long trip, they were still working okay but did not want to chance it, who knows how much long they may have lasted and they spent all but 1 year of there life in the upper mid west cold winter temps....20 years on a battery?
I have never heard of any brand of battery lasting 20 years. My last red top did 5 years.
I have not had any problems at all and knock on wood.I just installed agm batteries on my 2022 6.7 which puts them at two months shy of four years after purchase. Now my truck is not charging the batteries. Did you have any issues when you went to agm batteries?
I have a 2022 RAM Bighorn. Factory Battery lasted about 1.5 years. Replaced under warranty with a 3 year OEM battery and that battery lasted about 2 years. I'm currently on my third battery at year 4. I never really paid attention to any voltage drops on my gauge in the past, but on this third battery (AGM purchased at Walmart) I notice my gauge drops halfway between the middle and the Low end of my gauge over night. Trying to figure out if this is a battery problem or an electrical problem with my truck. I turn off everything possible, lights, radio, HVAC, heated seats, steering wheel, etc, but it seem the battery gauge shows a drain every morning. The truck still starts each morning and the gauge immediately returns to the normal position showing the correct voltage. Is this normal or do I have gremlins draining my battery overnight? I have 32k miles on the truck but have past the 36 month warranty period so RAM won't warranty the issue.My OEMs were replaced with Costco AGMs at 3 years. They didn't fail but my installed battery monitor (bluetooth) showed that the voltage was dropping too fast when the truck sat for several days. Based on issues that folks on here were experiencing I replaced them to avoid being stranded.
Seems like I'm having the same problem. Dealer didn't run any test on the battery or electrical system just installed another 3 year OEM battery under warranty. Now at 33K miles my second battery has died (Less than 2 years old). RAM won't warranty another battery because I'm past the 36 month warranty. Have you figured out why your truck is eating batteries?RAM put a second set of batteries in my '22 with 26k. They have no idea why the truck keeps going dead.
The OEM batteries are absolutely horrible, I’m sure that’s part of the problem.Seems like I'm having the same problem. Dealer didn't run any test on the battery or electrical system just installed another 3 year OEM battery under warranty. Now at 33K miles my second battery has died (Less than 2 years old). RAM won't warranty another battery because I'm past the 36 month warranty. Have you figured out why your truck is eating batteries?
I agree the OEM Batteries are horrible!! I replaced my third battery with a AGM battery from Walmart hoping to remove the OEM battery from the scenario. But still it seems the battery drains overnight. The battery shows charging while driving, but if it sets overnight the battery gauge looks like this in the morning. Is this normal? Or is something draining my battery overnight? Did I get another bad battery off the shelf?The OEM batteries are absolutely horrible, I’m sure that’s part of the problem.

I’d have a hard time basing anything off the arbitrary “no values given gauge”. Always hated those on the fords too.I agree the OEM Batteries are horrible!! I replaced my third battery with a AGM battery from Walmart hoping to remove the OEM battery from the scenario. But still it seems the battery drains overnight. The battery shows charging while driving, but if it sets overnight the battery gauge looks like this in the morning. Is this normal? Or is something draining my battery overnight? Did I get another bad battery off the shelf?View attachment 91989