2010 f150. Left keys in ignition overnight, tried to jump it with wife’s car which has a 4 cylinder. When I put my keys in ignition before applying cables it at least turns lights on and radio, when I try to crank it it tries to start but can’t. After applying cables and letting it charge for 7 minutes my truck won’t even make a noise or show any signs that the battery is alive let alone start while the cables are attached. When I take the cables off it will at least turn lights on when putting keys back into ignition. I’ve done this 3 times now and every single time I try and jump it it seems to drain my battery even more. Now, with cables unattached when I put my keys in ignition it won’t even turn lights on or roll up windows, etc.
What makes this problem better or worse?
When I apply jumper cables it seems to drain the battery even more
How long has your 2010 Ford F-150 had this problem?
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