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When you first turn the key to start your car, if you notice a momentary, split-second lull or "bog-down" before everything starts normally, your battery might be ready to go out on you. I'm no expert, but this is what I have observed three times in my life, right before the battery died completely. Gerry Gunn, Los Angeles

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Q: What are the symptoms of a defective car battery?
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Your battery light is on but your car has a new battery?

The the alternator is defective.


How much can you get for a car battery?

A defective battery is worth about $5 to a recycler.


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Why new battery and alternator won't hold a charge when car is running?

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Battery and alternator are OK but why car can not start over?

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