What to Do When the Car Won't Start in Normal Mode?
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When the Ford dashboard displays "normal-mode" and the vehicle fails to start, it is recommended to first jump-start the battery using another vehicle. If the issue is simply a drained battery, this should resolve the problem. If jump-starting does not work, it is advisable to seek assistance from a 4S dealership or a professional mechanic. Additional Information: Advantages of the Battery. Since the battery uses lead-calcium alloy for its grid frame, it produces less water decomposition during charging and has lower water evaporation. Combined with its sealed structure, it releases minimal sulfuric acid gas. Compared to traditional batteries, it offers advantages such as no need to add any liquid, better terminal connection, and longer power storage duration. When the dashboard shows "normal-mode," it is usually due to a drained car battery. The most common cause is prolonged use of in-car electronics while the engine is off, such as listening to music or running the air conditioning. Frequently draining the battery can cause permanent damage and shorten its lifespan. The most critical issue with car batteries is power loss. The car engine is equipped with an alternator. The engine's belt drives the alternator to rotate, which then generates electricity for other parts of the car. Simultaneously, it charges the battery. Only in this way can the battery maintain a continuous power supply.
