Tips to Find the Best Car battery Service

 When it comes to your car battery and electrical system, knowledge is everything. It is your vehicle's heart and soul. The one thing you never want to happen is to get stranded with a dead battery. The more knowledge you have about your vehicle's electrical system and battery, the less likely it will be for you to face a problem. Tired of searching for "car battery services in Hawkesbury", and haven't found any reliable services yet? We are here to help you with your vehicle's electrical system and battery.



A battery lasts for about 3 to 5 years on average. But exposure to extreme elements, driving habits can shorten the life of your car battery. Regular battery check-ups are a must for your vehicle. It will also give you an idea of how much battery life is left. 

Speaking in simple words, a car battery provides a jolt of electricity to all the electrical components which power your vehicle. It's a huge responsibility indeed. Your car won't start without any battery power. 

 Let's take a look at the working mechanism:

 Chemical energy is converted into electrical energy by the battery which is necessary to power your vehicle, voltage is delivered to the starter. 

 The battery not only provides the energy to start your vehicle but also stabilizes the voltage to keep the engine running. A lot depends on the battery. The size of the battery may be small but the power provided by it is huge. 

 Signs that car battery needs replacement

 Various symptoms might indicate that your car battery might need a replacement:


  1. While starting the vehicle cranking of the engine is sluggish, takes a longer time than usual.
  2. Check engine light appears when your battery power is weak. 
  3. Low coolant lights could further indicate that there's a problem with your car battery. Sometimes it just might mean that you need more coolant. 
  4. Always check the battery fluid level. Car batteries have a part of the casing that's translucent. You can inspect it by removing the red, blackcaps if they aren't sealed. Modern cars today seal these parts. It's time that you get the battery and the charging system tested if the fluid level is below the lead plates. It is mostly caused because of overcharging. 
  5. The swelling and the bloating of the battery cover could indicate that it needs a replacement. Excessive heat is to blame for causing your battery case to swell, ultimately decreasing your battery life. 
  6. You may notice a rotten egg smell around the battery. Leaking causes corrosion around the posts where +ve and -ve cable connections are located. The gunk needs to be removed to start your car. 
  7. Your battery can very well last beyond three years, it needs to be inspected every year just when it reaches a three-year mark. A battery's life cycle lasts about three to five years depending on the battery. Weather, short trips and driving habits can shorten the actual life of your car battery. 

 

Look for the following encodings on the battery cover:

 To determine how old is the battery of your vehicle check for four or five-digit date code on the cover of the battery. Look for letters and digits. The letter is assigned to a month. The number that follows is the year for example 8 stands for 2008, 0 stands for 2010. This code indicates when the battery was shipped. The additional digits depict when the battery was made. If your battery crosses the three-year mark, consider it's time for monitoring. 

 If the car's battery is weak, it tends to put more stress on the healthy parts. The starter solenoid, starter motor and charging system could be affected. Because of drawing excessive voltage to compensate for lack of battery power, these parts can malfunction. You might end up replacing expensive electrical parts if the problem goes unresolved. 

To make sure all the necessary electrical parts are drawing the correct voltage, we do electrical system checks. We'll know about any weak part that needs immediate attention and replacement. Don't leave everything to chance, you may need to pay for it later. 

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