What are the effects of disconnecting the battery in the Murano?

[ElizabethRose]

The disconnection of the Murano's battery primarily has three major effects, detailed as follows: 1. It causes the battery voltage to drop too low. This can easily lead to overheating and significant damage to the starter. 2. Insufficient voltage results in a slow response when the starter is activated. Over time, both the starter switch and the flywheel will suffer damage. 3. Additionally, prolonged low voltage will shorten the battery's own service life. 4. The vehicle cannot operate normally. With the battery disconnected, the car's starter lacks the power supply needed to start the engine, rendering the vehicle inoperable. 5. The vehicle's anti-theft system will cease to function. Once the generator stops working, the entire vehicle loses power. Consequently, the anti-theft system becomes inoperative, and neither the alarm nor the lights will function.