What to Do When an Automatic Car Battery Dies?
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When an automatic car battery dies, it can be resolved through the following methods: 1. Jump-starting with another vehicle's battery, a method applicable to both manual and automatic transmission cars. 2. External towing start, which operates on the same principle as the first method. (1) A sturdy tow rope is needed to securely fasten the front and rear of both vehicles. (2) Begin the towing start slowly, ensuring the speed of both vehicles and paying attention to driving safety. Once the rear vehicle starts, promptly notify the front vehicle, then slowly pull over to the roadside to park. 3. Call for roadside assistance. Roadside assistance numbers can be found online, or keep roadside assistance cards handy. Always carry jumper cables in the car, regularly check the vehicle's condition, monitor the car battery's status, keep the battery surface clean to prevent leakage and discharge, and replace the battery immediately if bulging or swelling occurs.