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Asked by GuruQKY3T Nov 21, 2019 at 07:30 AM about the 2003 Ford Explorer XLT V6

Question type: General

What does it mean when the battery
arrow is closer to h is it time for a new
battery?

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taver91 answered 4 years ago

Careful. The gauge showing the status of the electrical system is usually marked with numbers between10 and 20 - not an H. The temp gauge has variations of numbers, or C and H, or both and if you are seeing it point to H, you may be having a temperature problem, not a battery (electrical) problem.

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