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Originally Posted by Tvflguy
And. Replace the vehicle battery itself. Our hot weather does a job on the 12v battery. The original battery of our 2015 died in our garage a few years ago. No indication of an issue at all. So it was about 6 years old and one morning the car was dead in our garage. Our only car.
I had to have remote service come out to our house to install a new battery. At twice the cost it would have if I brought it to a service center.
Lesson learned. Replace your battery at least every 4-5 years to be safe. Fair warning folks.
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Generally my motto is “if it’s not broke don’t fix it”. On the car, I would call AAA. We got the grandkids AAA last Christmas. Best present ever my granddaughter says! But to each their own…