if you have a seconf battery im assume it is a diesel 2 batteries are used to give the required cranking amps to start a the engine the batteries are coneected in paralal so as toboost amps but keep volts at 12 volts if batteries were connected in series it would boost voltage to 24 and burn out the electrics
Yeah, if its a diesel (I have a 1995 7.3l E-350...van, not a truck!) The driver side battery is 800-850 cranking amps, mostly for starting, plus powers some electronics. The passenger side is 500-550 cranking amps and some other electronics. Takes a lot of juice to crank over a diesel, it's a higher compression engine and the compression ignites the fuel rather than a spark plug.
It can start with just one battery.
the second battery should be located on the passenger side framerail half way between the front and rear tires.
The E350 is an Ecnoline van, The f350 is a Truck
yup
I if it's a truck it's a F350, an E350 is a van, motorhome or cube van (Econoline) net weight is about 3000kg, gross is about 5000kg.
go to autozone and purchase the duralast gold or lower model for that same truck . give the workers your car or truck info and they can tell you the options you have. If they dont have your battery type go to pepboys to pay more and remember always get the warranty
Depends in the box size/wheel base/gas or diesel, but a 14' gas 2011 E350 box truck, weighs 7,860lbs. empty.
Try changing the battery.
under dashboard
with the roof vent cover - - -mine is almost 9' hi
The Ford E-350 is a one ton van and the Ford F-350 is a one ton pickup truck
they (2) are under the passenger side sill under the side doors