What are the reasons for the start-stop function failure after replacing the battery?
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Insufficient battery power or excessively high/low external temperatures can cause the vehicle's start-stop function to fail. Below are the steps for replacing a start-stop battery: 1. Open the two fastening buttons of the thermal insulation cotton, lift the red and black insulating covers above the positive and negative terminals, and locate the tightening nut of the battery's negative terminal. 2. Use a wrench to loosen the tightening nut of the negative terminal, then gently pry open the fastening block with a flat-head screwdriver and directly pull out the negative terminal. 3. The process for removing the positive terminal is essentially the same as for the negative terminal. 4. Loosen the nuts used to secure the battery's locking strap and release the strap, then you can directly remove the vehicle battery.