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The Chevrolet Certified Service experts at Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet are trained to inspect your vehicle’s battery and perform replacement services if needed. Your vehicle’s battery provides the engine with the necessary energy to start and also powers accessories when the engine is not running.
Don’t wait until your battery dies. The cold of winter and the heat of summer can wear on auto batteries over time. Have your battery inspected with a no charge battery test° on most GM Vehicles. Should you need a new battery, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet proudly offers a wide range of ACDelco auto batteries for a great combination of longevity, power, and price.
Your vehicle requires a specific battery that’s the right size, has the correct reserve capacity, and produces the necessary cold-cranking amps to start up the engine. For the best combination of longevity, power, and price, we proudly offer a wide range of ACDelco1 batteries. Consult your Owner’s Manual to choose the right battery for your car, truck, or SUV battery replacement needs.
A: There are numerous reasons why a vehicle won’t start. If it’s related to the battery, the starter will generally not crank the engine. This is the telltale “click, click, click” when you turn the key or press the start button. This could be an alternator not charging the battery properly, a loose battery or starter cable, or a battery that needs to be replaced. Because batteries only crank for 3 seconds, in most cases, there may be no “slow crank” warning. That is why it is important to get your battery tested by a Chevrolet Certified Service professional at Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet.
A: In most instances, normal driving will recharge the battery unless there is an issue with the vehicle. If your vehicle does not start after driving it, it’s recommended that you take your vehicle to the Certified Service experts at Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet to have a diagnosis performed.
A: Batteries wear out over time, but there are also issues that impact battery failure, for example, unusual “parasitic drains” such as adding accessories but not properly grounding them, infrequent startup, and discharged batteries freezing at 32 degrees Fahrenheit
A: The best thing that you can do is have your Certified Service technician at Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet perform a conductance test on your battery when you get your oil changed. This helps to monitor the status of the battery and helps prevent you from being in a situation where your vehicle won’t start.
°Excludes hybrid and electric batteries. See participating U.S. dealer for details.
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