AdobeStock_231617158.jpgYour car battery helps your Honda car start and helps power some crucial systems in your vehicle. If your battery dies, it's likely to cause a real headache. It's important to look out for signs that your battery is dying, so you can get to Hall Honda Elizabeth City to replace it when needed.

A Slow Start

Your car should start up as soon as you turn the key in the ignition. A slow start could be a sign of battery trouble.

Clicking Ignition

You should be familiar with the sound of your car starting up, so it should be easy to spot any strange noises. One common sign of trouble is a clicking noise. This is often a sign that your battery is struggling to provide power to your vehicle.

Dim Headlights

Your battery also provides power to your headlights. If you notice that these lights are dimmer than usual, that could be a sign that your battery is on its way out.

Other Electrical Problems

You may also notice other electrical issues. If the lights on the dashboard or in the interior of your vehicle don't seem to work right, that could mean a dying battery.

A Bulging Case

If you take a look at your battery and notice that it's bulging or misshapen, that's probably going to be a problem. This bulging or swelling can be a sign of battery acid leakage, which can cause problems for other parts of your vehicle.

Corrosion

While you're checking out your battery, look at the terminals. If you notice a blue-green powder around them, that's corrosion. It's not good for the battery and could be a sign that it's time to buy a replacement.

If you think that you need a new car battery, visit our Honda service center in Elizabeth City, NC. Our factory-trained mechanics will get you back onto the road in no time. 

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