Why Automakers Put Two Batteries In Diesel Trucks
Starting a cold diesel engine requires serious cranking power. Inside the high-amp electrical setup found under the hood of heavy-duty pickups.
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Starting a cold diesel engine requires serious cranking power. Inside the high-amp electrical setup found under the hood of heavy-duty pickups.
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Read MoreDiesel fuels the transport industry, so when it goes up, so does everything else.
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