It's been my experience that cold weather will expose any problems a battery might have, everything will work ok until that shot of severe cold comes , if it is a stock battery I would almost bet on it.
Yes I have, was talking with an 07 owner a few months back. Same prob-no response from the key. Turned out to be a shorted fuse box. Found this out after testing battery and starter. So first step for the op, would be to check the battery.
Harrison how can we divide the funds up here,...he bought the battery, = no go = 1 million dollars lolI'll bet 1 MILLION dollars that it's your battery. Esp. if it's old. Our batteries are notorious for going out if they're older and the cold weather hits. If you get it cranked and go to the dealer, chances are it'll check out fine. Once it sits for a little bit, it'll be dead. Trust me. I've been through 3 of them now. All have done the EXACT same thing you're saying. It's common. I had the dealer check my first 2 a few times. They kept saying it was fine until it finally wouldn't restart it. I parked it in the middle of the service bay and shut it off. Told them to go restart it. They finally got the point.
A dead cell in a battery will cause havoc on our trucks. I've talked to PLENTY of people with all kinds of lights and warnings pop up. They install a new battery and all is good. Our electrical systems need a perfect battery or all hell breaks loose.
Just one click? It's your starter, trust me. I just did this 3 days ago. You can call me if you want, I'll tell you everything to make this as painless as possible.
