Does a new car battery reset mileage?
Does a new car battery reset mileage?
Nothing happens to the odometer. The mileage is kept in some kind of EEPROM that gets overwritten w/every new mile you drive, but doesn’t get erased if it loses power.
How often does a car battery need to be replaced?
Typically, a car battery will last for about 5 to 6 years and about 30,000 to 50,000 miles before needing to be replaced. It is a relatively minor cost to keep your car running strong.
What happens when you change the battery on a car?
Replacing the battery or even simply disconnected the battery on a vehicle will cause the engine control unit (ECU) to reset and clear all the emission monitors (and trouble codes; if any existed). Emission monitors are needed to be READY or COMPLETE in order for the vehicle to pass the smog check.
When does a car battery need to be recharge?
A car battery is rechargeable. It uses its charge to power the vehicle systems while it’s parked and to turn over the engine when you want to start it. Once you start the car, the alternator generates additional electric power to recharge the battery. Read more about recharging below.
How long does a hybrid car battery last?
A hybrid car battery is made up of a group of individual battery cells and like any battery has a shelf life and will eventually lose its power. The good news is that every hybrid car comes with a warranty for their hybrid battery of 8 to 10 years up to 100,000 miles.
Can a car battery last over a million miles?
Batteries warrantied to maintain a good state of health over a million miles— or even a more conservative half-million — would go a long way toward assuaging these concerns.
Typically, a car battery will last for about 5 to 6 years and about 30,000 to 50,000 miles before needing to be replaced. It is a relatively minor cost to keep your car running strong.
How does a rechargeable car battery degrade over time?
The degradation of a rechargeable car battery is partly due to its material chemistry and partly due to the charging process itself. However, an increase in temperature above 100 degrees Fahrenheit or frequent deep discharge can also expedite the battery aging process. Still, batteries can degrade even without use.
How long does an electric car battery last?
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