because diesel are very high compresion, it takes alot more cranking power for a diesel that a gas motor
For a 1989 Ford F-250 with the 7.3 liter diesel fordparts.com has two batteries listed : One battery that has a 12 month free replacement ( 900 CCA ) Another battery that has a 36 month free replacement / 100 month total warranty that is ( 850 Cold Cranking Amps )
It was built with two batteries, yes.
Diesel engine fire off of compression.....they do not have firing mechanisms like spark plugs on gas engines.... It takes more power to turn the diesel engine over to start firing off compression so you need two batteries
Where is numb two glow plug on a 2006 ford 6.0 f250 v8 turbo?
It takes a lot of amps to heat the glow plugs and turn over a motor with such high compression at the same time.
An F350 diesel will have them both under the hood, towards the front of the engine, with one on either side of the engine. The two batteries wired in parallel gives greater cranking amperage.
it is where the top radiator hose meets the engine you get the whole housing with the t-stat. it is held down by two 13mm studs.
No, a 2015 Ford F250 grill will not fit a 2001 Ford F250. The design, mounting points, and dimensions of the grills for these two model years are different due to updates in styling and body design. If you're looking to replace or upgrade the grill, it's best to find one that matches the specific model year.
Most diesels have 2 batteries to supply the necessary cold cranking amps Two little batteries are cheaper then one big battery
It is in front of the Oil filter and to the right of the alternator when looking from the front of the engine. It will have one 3-wire connector in the top and will have two 8mm bolts holding it down.
The diesel sedan deville that I owned had two batteries in it, so I assume the coupe deville would also. Most diesels now days, or at least V8 diesels, have two batteries to aid with starting and cold weather.
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