What does it mean when the Ford Kuga 4WD is turned off?
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Ford Kuga 4WD being turned off indicates that the car's battery is low on power. Below are some relevant tips on car battery maintenance: 1. Avoid leaving the vehicle parked for extended periods: The battery installed in the car will self-discharge over time when left idle. It is best to drive the car at least once a week, preferably for a trip lasting more than 20 minutes, to allow the battery to recharge while driving. 2. Close windows before turning off the engine: The power windows and sunroof operate using battery power. Therefore, it is advisable to close all windows before turning off the engine, rather than after, or even using the long-press lock button method to close windows after leaving the car. 3. Keep the battery clean and tidy: Regular inspections are an effective way to extend the lifespan of your car battery. Use a professional battery terminal brush or an old toothbrush to clean dust and corrosion from the positive and negative terminals. Applying a layer of Vaseline or grease to the contact surfaces can form a protective film.