Car Battery

Cold Cranking Amps, or CCA, refers to how much current a battery can deliver at low temperatures. However, a battery can lose its CCA over time. What causes a battery to lose cold cranking amps? Acid stratification is the most prevalent cause of battery failure. Plate activation in a limited acid environment also encourages corrosion. […]

When it comes to batteries, CCA is a rating that is used to determine a battery’s ability to start an engine in freezing weather. There is a certain CCA value you need to start your car. You may have asked yourself; can I use a battery with higher cranking amps? Will it hurt my car?

Deep-cycle batteries, unlike typical automotive batteries, give a lengthy, consistent supply of power. It can offer a brief burst of power, but not in the same way that a car battery can. So can I use a deep cycle battery in my car? Yes, it is possible. However, some people will tell you that it

Reduced engine power is one of the most common issues in the car. It can be caused by many reasons. A faulty or bad battery is one of the reasons you can have this problem. Does a faulty battery reduce the performance also? Or, should you drive when the indicator shows a “reduced engine power”?

EPS or electric power steering is a smart technology to move your car easily and safely. However, in many cases, this thing can fail to operate as it is designed due to some problems. Among other issues, a bad battery can cause it to fail or disturb the system. Will you see any light when

While you’re driving, sensors throughout the vehicle are continually monitored to verify that everything is functioning properly. The ABS, which is short for an anti-lock braking system, is among the systems that are being checked. But in rare cases, a bad battery can cause the ABS light to shine.  Does the light mean that the

A vehicle not starting can be frustrating for drivers. You might be wondering what are the reasons behind it. Can a bad alternator cause the issue? Is it the corroded connection cable? Can a bad battery cause a crank no start? The answer is all of them is a possibility. A bad alternator, corroded connection

The car battery is one of the most important components of a car. If you ever had electrical issues, there is a good chance that it had something to do with the battery. A faulty battery will cause a myriad of problems in the internal systems of your car. If you ever wondered if can

If your vehicle was manufactured after 2012, the disconnecting battery should reset Mykey. However, if your vehicle was manufactured before 2008, this may not work at all because older models did not include an immobilizer system capable of detecting engine activities such as fuel injection or ignition. Disabling the battery cannot reset Ford MyKey if

Key Points: The cables from the battery to the starter are needed to be very thick as they carry a high amount of current. Typically, you should use 4-gauge wires for the positive battery terminals and 2-gauge wires for the negative battery terminals.  A cable is a wire from the vehicle’s battery to the starter