Why does a hot start feel like a dead battery?
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It is caused by severe battery depletion, and it is recommended to replace the battery. Reasons: Car batteries can die due to prolonged parking, shortened battery lifespan, generator damage, insufficient or leaking electrolyte, blown fuses, corroded battery terminals, or overuse of the battery. Additional Information: Under normal circumstances, the lifespan of a battery varies greatly depending on the vehicle's condition. If the vehicle's generator charges properly and there are no electrical leaks or grounding issues, the battery can typically last more than 3 years. Difficulty in starting the car is not significantly related to whether the engine is hot or cold. When the fuel pump operates, it compensates for the space consumed by the fuel in the tank. A vacuum pump connected to the fuel tank can cause difficulty in hot starts if it is damaged.