2004 Ford F150 Car Battery

The battery in your truck is required to provide the electricity needed to crank the engine when you're starting the truck, and it also provides power for a variety of accessories like radios and lights. A typical Ford F150 battery can last anywhere from three to five years, depending on the strain put on the system and the environmental temperature, so it's important to stay on top of this maintenance item and replace the battery before it leaves you stranded.

2004 Ford F150 Battery Size

When you begin to shop for a new battery for 2004 Ford F150 trucks, you will want to keep in mind that the size required for these vehicles is a group size 58, 59, or 65. The group size ensures the posts are oriented the right way and it has the capacity to power your F150. A higher cold cranking amps rating will give the battery extra power if you live in a cold climate.

Symptoms of a Bad Battery

There are some symptoms that can warn you of a battery that is failing, so that you can preemptively replace it and avoid any inconvenience. If you notice that your headlights are dimmer when the engine is not running, or your interior lights and accessories are displaying that same symptom, you may need to replace your battery. If the engine cranks very slowly on start-up you may also have a battery that is weakening, and if all you hear is a clicking noise when engaging the ignition, your battery is dead and it's time for a replacement.

Shop for a new 2004 Ford F150 battery at AutoZone by searching with your year, make, model, and engine size. Choose Same-Day In-Store or Curbside Pickup, or Home Delivery on eligible items, and rest assured that your F150 will start every time.