How Long Should You Drive to Fully Charge a Dead Battery?
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A dead battery typically requires about 4 hours of driving to fully charge. The reasons for a dead battery include: 1. Prolonged vehicle inactivity leading to battery discharge; 2. The battery reaching the end of its lifespan; 3. Engine damage; 4. Insufficient battery electrolyte or leakage; 5. Blown fuses causing battery power loss; 6. Corrosion of battery terminals. Symptoms of a weak battery include: 1. The starter motor not turning or turning weakly, preventing engine start; 2. Headlights appearing dimmer than usual; 3. Weak or non-functional horn. Battery maintenance methods include: 1. Avoid overusing the battery; 2. Regularly clean the positive and negative terminals; 3. Periodically check the vent holes on non-maintenance-free battery covers to prevent clogging; 4. Avoid low battery water levels.