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How To:
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How To:
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02 ford Expedition is repeatedly frying out the starter solenoid and altnator as soon as it's starts once upon starting it makes loud squuile I assume it's a heavy drain on the altnator will run like normal until battery is dead what is my possible issues?
02 ford Expedition with 5.4 repeatedly frying out the starter solenoid and my altnator upon starting there is a loud noise( squileing) which I believe is altnator overloaded lasts for about 15 seconds the sound stops and it runs fine until the battery dies and then back to square one replacement of starter solenoid and altnator?? Please help!!!
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