Have you had Fuse 27 bypass done yet? Yes, I see you resolved the issue, but next time that could be it.
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I had a similar experience after replacing a dead battery, turns out it was the park indicator switch, which leaves on the dash lights and drains the battery because it doesn’t recognize the the truck is in Park. A quick check is to see if you have an orange P when it’s in park (& the dash lights never turn off). If it’s white you need to replace the switch, which can easily be found on EBay. Ford will tell you they have to replace the whole shifter to fix it. ($750 shifter vs $25 switch)Had a few no starts. Just click. Replaced battery. A week later, no start, just click. Concluding by previous posts, the solenoid is attached to the starter making it one component. Am I correct?
It's from climate change.Is it just me or are batteries just not being made to last anymore. When I was a kid, my Dad swore by Die Hard, and they would last 12 years or more. Now I’m lucky to get 5 years out of one. Oh, and I haven’t used Die Hard since the early 90’s, I was just using them as an example. I’m sure it has nothing to do with them being lighter than they use to be, lol. Wonder if it’s EPA related, or they purposely make them not last so you have to buy more often? So do these high dollar Odyssey batteries last as long as they state? (10 years?)