How Long Does the Tayron Battery Last?
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The Tayron battery typically lasts around 3 years. The working principle of a car battery is to convert chemical energy into electrical energy. Generally, what people refer to as a battery is a lead-acid battery, which is mainly composed of lead and its oxides, with a sulfuric acid solution as the electrolyte. The normal service life varies from 1 to 8 years, largely depending on the vehicle's condition. When replacing the Tayron battery, it's best to do so without power interruption; otherwise, all memory data on the dashboard will be reset to factory settings, including daily settings and past driving data, such as date parameters, which will need to be reconfigured. Tayron Battery Replacement: Pull the hood release lever located below the left side of the driver's seat, then open the hood to locate the battery. Remove the battery terminal protective cover. Disconnect the ports at both terminals. Since the negative terminal is connected to the car body, this prevents metal tools from accidentally touching the body and causing a short circuit. After removing the surrounding fixtures and the positive and negative terminal wires, the battery can be taken out for replacement. The "distress signals" emitted by a weak battery: the starter does not turn or turns weakly, making it impossible to start the engine; the headlights are dimmer than usual; the horn volume is low or does not sound at all. The electrolyte in the battery is less active at low temperatures, and the resistance is higher, resulting in relatively poorer electricity storage capacity in cold conditions. This is also why it's more difficult to start the car in winter. Avoid keeping the lights on, listening to the radio, or using electrical devices for extended periods while the engine is off. If the car is parked for a long time, turn off the power to unnecessary electrical devices (such as interior and exterior lights, audio system, and navigation).
