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My 05 Dakota started and immediately shut off. Now it is acting like a dead battery but will not take a jump the code was 1113 and I cant find that anywhere. What could be the problem?
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You have bad terminal..open the battry terminals pour some boiling water over them. then use a sand paper to clean then when ur done doing so install the terminal and put some grease ove them a bit not too much. and tight it well i think it will be ok then.
Well if you cant jump start it thats a good sign that the battery is dead so replace it and you should be fine, and another way you can try is hook the battery up to a charger overnight and if it doesnt hold its charge then you will know if its dead or not.
It's 100% possible bud. I've actually had a battery blow out on me at 3 days old. I was just driving to the store and I shut the car off. I went and got some stuff and came back to a 100% dead car. It had a new altenator and the battery was all but three days old. It was so dead that even the overhead light wouldn't come on. I got a jump start from a friend and made it to napa. They tested the battery and said it reads perfect until you try to draw energy from it.
They told me it was a shorting cell, and that the battery was shot. It was replaced for free; as should yours if you still have the warranty information.
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