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How to Tell If You Have a Dying Car Battery

How to Tell If You Have a Dying Car Battery

Your car battery is similar to the heart of the body. It needs to beat, or be charged, to provide electricity to start your engine, keep it running, and power your other electrical accessories. If the battery is dead, you can expect nothing to work.    Car batteries are just like your other electronic accessories – they weaken and can stop working over time. Most automakers recommend replacing your car battery every 3-5 years. Some batteries can last longer than others. Being able to spot the signs of a failing battery is key to preventing yourself from getting stranded in the future. Let’s take a look at some of the symptoms of a dying vehicle battery. What Are the Signs of a Dying Battery? Batteries don’t usually stop abruptly. It may give off the following indicators before going out:  Slow-to-Start Engine: If you notice that it takes a longer time for your engine to turn on, it could mean your battery has weakened. Heavy Corrosion on Terminals ... read more

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