Extreme cold puts a greater strain on the battery especially when the engine is cold. The oil in the engine is cold and does not flow as well as it does when it is warm. This requires more torque to turn the engine over and that puts a strain on any battery that is not in tip top shape. You either have a battery that is weak and needs replacing or the battery has too little CCA for the engine. Get the highest Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) rated battery you can get that will fit your car. The more CCA the easier it will be for the battery to start the engine when it is cold.
check the battery
The battery will still fail, may take 4-7 years.The battery will still fail, may take 4-7 years.
I would drive it at least enough to keep the battery charged. The battery can actually fail just from not being charged.
Yes, it is possible for a brand new battery to fail.
Its a sign that either your battery or alternator is starting to fail.
When the old ones fail.
No, a starter cannot cause a battery to fail to charge. It could cause the battery to discharge quickly.
In my experience, the battery fails first.
Many would argue that Gorbachev did not fail as a leader but helped lead the Soviet Union out of the cold war and into a new era of capitalism and freedom. No one's reign is forever.
As with many electronic devices they can merely fail over time. I have heard it said that jumping the battery can cause the ECM to fail, I don't know that to be true. Too high a battery voltage could cause failure of the ECM. That might be caused by the alternator putting out too much voltage when charging the battery.
phone up your supplier, the battery is failing you need to get a new battery fitted
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