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Vauxhall Car Batteries: Restarting your flat car battery

Vauxhall Car Batteries

Vauxhall Car Batteries

So, how do you restart a flat battery on your Vauxhall car ? Of course, this is one of the better videos. Concerning, jump-start your modern car. Of course, when I say modern car, what I mean is a car with many electronics. Although the principle is the same, small things are different.

Consequently, this video explains how to connecting the positive part of your jump leads first. Thus, from the problem car with the flat battery to the car with a good battery, in that order. The negative jump lead should be connected to the flat battery first and then to an earthing point on the car that is supplying the power.

When the jump leads are connected,

Firstly, when you have connected the jump leads in the correct order,. Then wait for three minutes to allow for the voltage to reach both batteries. Of course, once the car starts,. So, you should keep the engines of both cars running. Indeed, on a  fast idle for about ten minutes. After this procedure, turn the car’s ignition and engines off.

At this stage, you can safely remove the jump leads from the car. Removing the good battery first. Always be careful not to touch the jump lead terminals together at any stage of the procedure. My advice is that once you get the car home,. Then remove the battery and try to recharge it. Although it usually works out that you will need a new battery,. This video is of good quality and comes from the Vauxhall car company.

Another few tips-Vauxhall Car Batteries

Before you connect the two cars via the jump leads,. So, you should make sure that the Vauxhall Car batteries have the same voltage, usually 12 volts. On cars, 90% of the Exide batteries are indeed 12-volt. If you have a flat Corsa battery, it is easier than you may think to get back on the move. Just follow our simple steps.
To find out more useful driving information, visit our driver centre.

Many modern cars are now fitted

with a “stop-start” system. These cars are fitted with AGM or EFB batteries. Both are still Vauxhall Car Batteries, but because of the number of times they have to function, they are more of a deep-cycle battery. So, at first, the stop-start batteries were treated with kid gloves. As a result, we were told all sorts of things about having to use special machines when fitting them, and the DIY motorist would not be able to fit these batteries at home.

However, we feel that this was overexaggerated and overstated.

Consequently, we do sell these batteries online and recommend our own brand of ApolloPower AGM batteries. In these cars, the battery is a part of the computer system. However, cars fitted with these batteries can still be jump-started. The computer senses that the battery is low and sort of switches it off. Leaving a jump start to be performed.

http://www.vauxhalldriverscentre.co.uk/home

You can find the correct battery for your Vauxhall car on the Varta Battery Finder.

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