How Many Battery Groups Does the Jetta Have?
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Jetta has only one battery. The steps to test the condition of the battery are as follows: 1. Inspect the battery exterior: Check if the battery casing is bulging, leaking, has broken partitions, or corroded terminals. If any of these signs are present, it indicates the battery is dead and needs replacement. 2. Test the battery voltage: After charging for two hours, measure the voltage of each battery cell every 20 minutes. If the voltage is below 13, it indicates a problem with the battery. During discharge, test every 10 minutes in three intervals. If the discharge time is faster than other batteries and the voltage drops below 10V, the battery is faulty. 3. Check for "dehydration" and blackening: After charging the battery for 3-6 hours, if the charger's red light remains on, it indicates severe "dehydration." Open the battery's top cover to reveal six round holes. Inspect the color of the electrolyte in each hole. If it appears black, it means the lead powder from the plates has detached, indicating the battery is dead.