UncleJimmy
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Thanks for the tip Maybe it's worth it to disassemble the PDC and check for bent pins.When I replaced my aux battery from the top (not that complicated by the way), I found afterward that my climate control panel didn't work and that there was an ESS error message. The ESS control switch is on the climate control panel. I disassembled the PDC and found that a pin was bent on reassembly. I was able to straighten it out with some needle nose pliers and all was well after it was reassembled.
Last night I drove on the HWY at 65 mph for about a half hour, then drove back after a stop. The voltage was pretty constant at 14.2. The outside temp was in the low 40s F. This morning after trickle charging the battery overnight, the voltage was 13.5 at 25 F. There was no error message for about five minutes until the vehicle warmed up, then the ESS message/light came on.Rereading this thread I'd like to add to keep us informed of the voltage reading on your dash.
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