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What are the Car Battery Warning Signs to Replace It?

Are you facing ignition issues with your car lately? Chances are, your car battery is starting to fail. Your car battery is the heart and soul of your vehicle since the engine cannot start revving without it. Even the sliding doors and the headlights of your car cannot work without the battery. The average lifespan of a car battery ranges from three to five years but extreme alterations in temperature and neglect can end its life sooner.<br>

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What are the Car Battery Warning Signs to Replace It?

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  1. What are the Car Battery Warning Signs to Replace It?

  2. Introduction • Are you facing ignition issues with your car lately? Chances are, your car battery is starting to fail. Your car battery is the heart and soul of your vehicle since the engine cannot start revving without it. Even the sliding doors and the headlights of your car cannot work without the battery. The average lifespan of a car battery ranges from three to five years but extreme alterations in temperature and neglect can end its life sooner.

  3. signs that your car battery is starting to get too old

  4. What Happens when my Car Battery is failing? • If the battery starts to fail and you do not get it replaced, then the healthy parts of the car will attempt to compensate for the strength of the battery. Specifically, the charging system or alternator, the starter motor, and the starter solenoid are usually affected. This happens because these healthy parts begin to draw excess voltage as the battery continues to weaken, which can result in overheating as well.

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