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I think this is a bad battery problem, but I just bring my raptor to dealer this morning, and they said they will replace the two headlights. hm...
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I was thinking they were related like power to ground. What an a..holeUnless you're experiencing the headlight issue, I would recommend starting a new thread so this one doesn't sidetrack, or yours gets accidently overlooked.
Please let us know if replacement fixes the issue. As I stated, it hasn't done this since I charged my battery fully. Could just be coincidental, so if it is a Headlight Assembly, I would also pursue that. Thanks!I think this is a bad battery problem, but I just bring my raptor to dealer this morning, and they said they will replace the two headlights. hm...
I appreciate the kind compliment without considering the intention.I was thinking they were related like power to ground. What an a..hole
I think this is a bad battery problem, but I just bring my raptor to dealer this morning, and they said they will replace the two headlights. hm...
Have you tried charging the battery and topping it off? With all the electronics, It could be that the driving is just maintaing, the current charga and not getting it where it needs to be. I dont know how big the alternator is or what it puts out, but it probably wouldnt hurt to throw it on a charger just to see.After putting 300 miles on my truck, and driving several times at an hour or so a direction, I would hope that the charge would be sufficent. However, I've found that the flickering will happen right after coming home from that drive. My dealership is replacing just the driver side headlight along with a laundry list of other things on monday 8/22. They expect to have the truck for a week to address everything, so I will gladly provide feedback once I have it.
I believe the raptor has a variable charge system, like the GT350. Its not a standard alternator, the system selections what is supported at different times. I'm not a huge fan of this arrangement, but I understand it.Have you tried charging the battery and topping it off? With all the electronics, It could be that the driving is just maintaing, the current charga and not getting it where it needs to be. I dont know how big the alternator is or what it puts out, but it probably wouldnt hurt to throw it on a charger just to see.
Our dealer is going to replace both deadlights this next week. but I'm going to buy optima battery this weekend and test it make sure this is not battery problem.After putting 300 miles on my truck, and driving several times at an hour or so a direction, I would hope that the charge would be sufficent. However, I've found that the flickering will happen right after coming home from that drive. My dealership is replacing just the driver side headlight along with a laundry list of other things on monday 8/22. They expect to have the truck for a week to address everything, so I will gladly provide feedback once I have it.
I tested with optima dh7 battery last night but has same flickering problem. Our dealer ordered headlight with warranty yesterday and will replace next weekend. Please let us know if replacement fixes the issue next week.After putting 300 miles on my truck and driving several times at an hour or so a direction, I would hope that the charge would be sufficent. However, I've found that the flickering will happen right after coming home from that drive. My dealership is replacing just the driver side headlight along with a laundry list of other things on Monday 8/22. They expect to have the truck for a week to address everything, so I will gladly provide feedback once I have it.