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THE ROLE OF A 12VOLTS BATTERY IN YOUR CAR.

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#TRUST_BATTERIES #Tips https://trustbatteriesug.websites.co.in The integral Role the typical 12-volt battery plays in your vehicle's starting and charging system. 1. The battery stores electrical energy. 2.The starter converts the electrical energy to mechanical energy to crank the engine. 3. After the engine has started, the alternator produces an electric current that replaces the energy the starter drew from the battery. These three steps repeat, over and over, powering your engine as t...

How many Volts in a Car Battery?

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#TRUST_BATTERIES #Tips HOW MANY VOLTS IN A CAR BATTERY? When discussing car battery voltage, we’re generally talking about a 12-volt battery. When we take a closer look, we see car battery voltage can range anywhere from 12.6 to 14.4. With the engine off, the fully charged car battery voltage will measure 12.6 volts. This is known as “resting voltage.” When the engine is running, battery voltage will typically rise to 13.5 to 14.5 volts. The battery is boosted to these higher levels by th...

What causes the battery warning light to come on?

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As with many other dashboard warning lights, the reason behind them becoming illuminated is usually something straightforward. However, there’s always the chance that the cause is something a little more serious, and costly. If you see your battery light on, it has probably been caused by one of these things: 1. Faulty Alternator Your alternator produces the electrical charge that is stored in your car’s battery. It also provides electricity to the car while it’s running, helping to power thin...

What should you do if the battery warning light comes on?

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What should you do if the battery warning light comes on? The first thing you should do is turn off any electrical systems in your car that you don’t need. That means turning off the stereo, air conditioning, heated seats and anything you may be charging in the car. If it is safe to drive without your headlights and you can see clearly, turn them off as well to conserve power. You then have two choices and they depend really on where you are when the battery light stays on. Stop as soon as it’...

BATTERY Light on the Car Dashboard.

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#TRUST_BATTERIES #Tips https://trustbatteriesug.websites.co.in If your battery warning light comes on whilst you’re driving, it means that your battery is no longer being charged by the alternator and is running only on its own charge. That means that your car is only running on battery power that will eventually run out, bringing your car to a halt.

How to Jump-start your car with a fully Charged Battery.

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#TRUST_BATTERIES #Tips #How to Jump-start a Car with a Charged Battery. First, open the dead car's hood to see its components. Then, grab the jumper cables and take out your spare battery to jump-start the car. Locate the positive terminal of the working battery. It is marked with a plus sign to indicate its polarity. Connect the red clamp from the jumper cable onto this positive terminal. Connect the black clamp from the jumper cable to the negative terminal of your dead battery. Put th...

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