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HOW DO HEAT AND EXCESSIVE COLD AFFECT MY BATTERY?

Heat increases the rate of evaporation, which causes a loss of water from the electrolyte. Extreme heat also increases the

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DO I NEED TO ADD WATER OR ADDITIVES TO MY BATTERY?

As most batteries today are maintenance free and fully sealed, no water or additives are required. You should, however, add

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WHAT CAN CAUSE BATTERY FAILURE?

Heat and vibration are the most harmful elements to a vehicle battery. However, many other factors can cause failure, such

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HOW LONG DOES MY BATTERY LAST?

Lead-acid batteries last 42 months on average - however this figure may be reduced or extended depending on a number of

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CAN I USE A STANDARD BATTERY IN A STOP/START VEHICLE?

No. They need a special battery specifically designed for the extra load in vehicles with the I-Stop system. This sophisticated

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WHAT ARE VALVE-REGULATED BATTERIES?

Sealed valve-regulated (SVR) technology encompasses both gelled electrolyte and absorbed glass mat (AGM) batteries. AGMs are mostly used in special

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CAN A BATTERY EXPLODE?

Yes. Recharging a wet lead-acid battery produces hydrogen and oxygen gas. While spark retarding cover/vent caps help prevent external explosions,

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CAN A CAR BATTERY RUN A PORTABLE 12 VOLT FRIDGE?

No. Using a car battery to run a fridge will reduce the life of the battery and it will eventually

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WHAT IS RESERVE CAPACITY?

Reserve capacity is the time in minutes that a new, fully charged battery will deliver 25 amperes at 27 degrees

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