What to Do When the Malibu's Battery Dies?
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If the Chevrolet Malibu's battery is dead, you can replace it as follows: Replacing the Battery: When the battery is depleted, its lifespan is reduced by 80%. After three instances of depletion, the battery is essentially damaged and needs replacement. To ensure the vehicle remains powered during the process, the new battery should be nearly fully charged. The replacement should be done using the "jumper" method: use cables with clamps to connect the old and new batteries in parallel, remove the old battery, disconnect its cables from the car, then connect the corresponding cables to the new battery, install the new battery, and finally remove the jumper cables. Checking for Issues: Ensure that no lights or other electrical devices continue to draw power after the car is parked. The static current should not exceed 80mA (including the anti-theft alarm).