How Often Should the Leiling Battery Be Replaced?

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The lifespan of a Leiling battery is generally two to three years, and it is recommended to replace the battery every two years. Failure to replace it in time may result in the car suddenly failing to start. Below is the method for replacing the Leiling battery: 1. Loosen the negative terminal nut: Open the two fastening buttons on the heat insulation cover to reveal the red and black insulating caps on the positive and negative terminals. Lift the insulating caps to expose the locking nuts. 2. Remove the negative terminal: Use a wrench or hex socket to loosen the fastening nut on the negative terminal, then gently pry open the fastening block with a flat-head screwdriver before pulling out the negative terminal. 3. Remove the positive terminal: Follow the same method to remove the positive terminal. 4. Remove the locking strap: Unscrew the nut securing the battery's locking strap, loosen the strap, and then remove the battery. When installing a new battery, simply follow the reverse steps. However, note that when connecting the terminals, the sequence is 'positive first, then negative,' which is the opposite of the disassembly order. The principle remains the same—to prevent short-circuit hazards and ensure safety.