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**ob_1jr** · 12-14-2006, 02:35 PM

Try unplugging the edge and driving for a while. I bet it is the edge doing it. Also, when you change batteries on a diesel, you are supposed to replace them as a pair no matter what....the other one could go bad shortly after and kill your good new one. That is what I read on other forums FWIW. But I would disconnect the edge and then drive for a couple of days and see if it makes any difference...edge had that problem with certain versions and from getting too hot under the hood.

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ob_1jr Super Moderator Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Alaska Posts: 1,733	Try unplugging the edge and driving for a while. I bet it is the edge doing it. Also, when you change batteries on a diesel, you are supposed to replace them as a pair no matter what....the other one could go bad shortly after and kill your good new one. That is what I read on other forums FWIW. But I would disconnect the edge and then drive for a couple of days and see if it makes any difference...edge had that problem with certain versions and from getting too hot under the hood. __________________ 2004 GMC 2500HD D/A CC Carbon Metallic w/ LB7 4" turbo back MBRP exhaust TST Powermax Programmer, Diablosport Predator 285/75-16 BFG T/A KOs, Eagle Alloys Series 187 Clifford 2 way remote start, High Idle, Bilsteins Extang Classic Platinum Tonneau Cover AFE Magnum Force Stage 2 Proguard 7 intake Kennedy Diesel Merchant Automotive My Photos