What are the consequences of disconnecting the positive terminal of a car battery?

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MacHeidi
07/30/25 12:26am
The consequence of disconnecting the positive terminal of a car battery is that the battery will stop supplying power, some functions of the car may fail, and factory settings might be restored. Battery discharge: If the battery is discharged, the car will be difficult to start, and a charger can be used to recharge it. During long-term parking of the car, it is necessary to start the vehicle regularly, preferably once a week, allowing the car to idle for a period of time so that the internal alternator can charge the battery. Driving techniques: Due to driving techniques, some car owners may stall the car frequently, leading to repeated starts. The ignition time should not exceed 3 seconds. If the engine fails to start once, avoid repeated ignition attempts. Instead, wait for a 15-second interval before trying again. Otherwise, frequent supply of high current from the battery to the starter will cause its own wear and tear.
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