How to Solve a Dead Car Battery?
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Solutions for a dead car battery are as follows: 1. If the car is a manual transmission, first turn the key to the normal ignition position, then press the clutch, release the handbrake, shift into second gear, and continuously press the clutch while having someone push the car. When the speed reaches about 5 kilometers per hour, slowly release the clutch and gently press the accelerator, and the car will start quickly. 2. The second method, called 'jump-starting,' is also applicable to automatic transmission cars and requires another vehicle. First, open the hoods of both cars, take out a jumper cable, connect the negative (-) terminal of the dead battery to the negative terminal of the other car's battery, and do the same for the positive terminals. Once the cables are securely connected, have the other person start their car and maintain the engine speed at around 2500~3000 RPM. Then, try starting your own car. If the battery is dead, this method will help the car start quickly. 3. The third method is called the 'towing method,' which is similar to the first method but requires less effort. It involves using another car to tow the dead car. Secure the tow rope firmly between the two cars, and the towing car should maintain a low speed for safety. Once the dead car starts, promptly notify the towing car and slowly pull over to the roadside to stop.
