So this morning i got up, got ready for work, and went down to the garage and fired up the beast. (08 dodge ram hemi)
Had a hard time turning over and then just barelly started, looked down none of my gauges are working...i was like great then about 5 seconds later they all come on. So i'm thinking to myself, minor glitch...wait a minute then took off down the street to my suprise, no power no growl from the exhaust can't get the truck over 2 grand or 20 km's an hour.
So now i'm pissed, so i putt down the street and pull into a deserted parking lot, check everything no funny sign's no warning lights or chimes. so i turn the truck off and start looking some more.
Few minutes latter i re start the truck and everything is perfect again, so i had a bad battery that has been going for a bit now. Would a low system voltage cause a computer to not boot up properlly. Because i would expect the motor to have a hard time turning over especially being a little cold, but for these type's of issues i have no idea.
any info or thoughts is appreciated thanks
Had a hard time turning over and then just barelly started, looked down none of my gauges are working...i was like great then about 5 seconds later they all come on. So i'm thinking to myself, minor glitch...wait a minute then took off down the street to my suprise, no power no growl from the exhaust can't get the truck over 2 grand or 20 km's an hour.
So now i'm pissed, so i putt down the street and pull into a deserted parking lot, check everything no funny sign's no warning lights or chimes. so i turn the truck off and start looking some more.
Few minutes latter i re start the truck and everything is perfect again, so i had a bad battery that has been going for a bit now. Would a low system voltage cause a computer to not boot up properlly. Because i would expect the motor to have a hard time turning over especially being a little cold, but for these type's of issues i have no idea.
any info or thoughts is appreciated thanks