I been having trouble with my truck starting in the cool. I jumped it and it ran a couple of days sat for 4 days and had to jump it again. My wife drove it to work. It started before and after work. She stopped a did some shopping and it didn't start. I left it alone for 5 days and tried to start it. It almost started. Jumped it and drove it for a half hour. Turned it off and tried to start it right away and it just click. It's getting good volts but I think the battery just went.

 

Could be a weak or dead cell... or two. Charge it up and have it tested.

 

That would be my bet.

 

I'm thinking that too but hoping it's not something else. Thanks guys

 

Just to let you guys know , I just tried to start it 2.5 to 3 hours of sitting and it turned over a little and clicked. I tried it two more times and it started on the thrid time. I really think it's a weak cell.

 

If the battery is 3 or more years old just buy a new one and be done with it.

 

That is a wise suggestion in the hot southern states. Heat will quickly kill a battery. In northern states, my battery life has been 6 yrs min. My last OEM battery on a Buick lasted 11 years before the terminal corroded away. Regardless, the OP's battery should be tested. No sense in wasting $ when it may not be required. It may end up being a bad battery in the end. Also check the battery current draw with everything off. This will tell you is you have a higher than normal leak, draining the battery sooner than it should.

 

My civic battery was 11 years old and I only changed it because I figured I was living on borrowed time and it would surely fail on the coldest morning when I was already running late

if the battery has been run down several times to the point you needed a boost the battery is likely trashed regardless
It would be best to fully charge out of vehicle , let it rest over night and test with an old school carbon pile tester if your looking for a 100% test