2007 Ford F-150 truck won’t start in 20 degree weather

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Asked by GuruZ1J89 Nov 09, 2017 at 10:05 AM about the 2007 Ford F-150 FX4 SuperCab

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

his is the 2nd time in 1 week my 2007 ford f 150 wont
start in the freezing weather 22 degrees.
my positive battery terminal was corroded (blue stuff).
Napa tested my 2013 battery and said it was fine.
I have a plug in for my truck for winter and have never
plugged it in here in Juneau Alaska. do you think that is
the problem?

3 Answers

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The first time this happened on the last freeze as soon as it warmed up the engine started right up.

Your battery is 4 years old which is near the end of its life. Pair the age with cold weather and it is time for a new battery.

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I️ bought a new battery from Napa and it still won’t start. I️ turn the key and it clicks once. The engine doesn’t turn over.

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