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The same thing happened to me, so I replaced the batteries. It did the same thing. Then finally the starter stopped working. So I guess eventually it has to be replaced.
I agree with fortunate1. Just change the contacts and plunger, about $35. The first thing I'd do, is isolate and check each battery. Do this first thing in the morning before you start the truck. Eliminate as many possibilities as you can before spending money.
Mine just did the exact same thing about 3 weeks ago Bobcat, and it died a week later. It wasn't the contacts or plunger, just a worn out starter. . . windings started shorting out then ultimately blew open from excessive current. Might want to pull it and have it rewound/rebuilt before you burn it out.
One comforting fact I learned from this experience: the Cummins can BARELY be turning over, yet still lights off. Never mind it has 394,000 miles on it