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Audi Battery Service - Audi Ann Arbor

Audi Battery Replacement in Ann Arbor, MI

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Audi Ann Arbor Auto Battery Service

One of the most commonly overlooked components in your Audi is the battery. It's also one of the most important. Your battery is responsible for more than just your ignition needed to start the car. Every component on your vehicle that requires electrical power depends on the battery to work properly. Power windows, power seats, headlights, windshield wipers, interior lights, and radio components are all examples of features that rely on the battery to operate as they should. That's why it's important to know the condition of your battery before it leaves you stranded.

Car Battery Maintenance Tips

Understand Your Climate - Where you live can have an impact on the lifespan of your battery. Warmer climates tend to have a harsher impact on the performance and life of your battery than colder climates.

Date Codes - Listed on the top or side of your battery will be a date code telling you when your battery was manufactured. The code starts with a digit and a letter; 15 would indicate 2015 and it is followed by a number denoting the month A being January, B being February and so on. The older your battery is, the more likely it may need to be replaced.

Cables and Clamps - To ensure a good connection, make sure to properly secure any loose clamps or cables around battery terminals.

Corrosion Buildup - Gradually over time corrosion can begin to collect around battery terminal posts. Making sure your battery terminals are free of corrosion is an excellent way to ensure reliable performance. Excessive corrosion buildup is also a common symptom of a dying battery.

Electrical Features - Make it a habit to switch off electrical components such as interior lighting, the radio, and fog lights when not in use. Leaving these features off when they're not needed can help reduce excess drain and will extend the life of your battery.

Common Signs and Symptoms of a Weak or Dying Car Battery

Before your battery dies completely, it's always a good idea to address the warning signs of a weak or dying battery. Our team of Audi service experts and factory-trained technicians at Audi Ann Arbor are ready to diagnose, service, or replace your battery should you begin to experience a problem. Below are a few common indications that your battery may need some attention soon.

Dimming of Interior/Exterior Lights

Dimming of Interior/Exterior Lights

If you experience dimming of the interior or exterior lights during normal operation, your battery may be weak or dying. Your battery is likely struggling to hold a proper charge in order to provide adequate power to the lights.

 Delayed Engine Crank or Start

Delayed Engine Crank or Start

Should you begin to notice a delay or weak cranking sound upon starting your car, you may need to replace the battery in your vehicle.

 Check Battery Warning Light

Check Battery Warning Light

A Check Battery warning indicator light on your dashboard is there to alert you that there is a potential problem with your battery or your vehicle's charging system.

 Low Fluid Level

Low Fluid Level

Located on the top or side of your battery casing is a window where you can inspect the fluid level inside. If this fluid level falls below the lead plates inside, your battery and charging system should be inspected.

Why Buy Car Batteries at Audi Ann Arbor?

Battery Diagnostic Check and Replacement

If you've been wondering about the health of your battery, Audi Ann Arbor makes it simple and convenient to get your battery inspected. Use our convenient online scheduling tool to have your battery checked by factory-trained Audi technicians who understand your vehicle better than anyone. Our team of experts will diagnose the condition of your battery, remove any corrosion buildup around terminals, install a replacement battery if required, and properly dispose of your old battery.

Genuine Audi Parts and Certified Technicians

Audi Ann Arbor carries Genuine Audi batteries which have been engineered to meet or exceed the stringent requirements of your Audi vehicle. Certified Audi technicians will install your battery using specialized parts, repair tools, and diagnostic equipment. Drive with confidence from knowing your Audi will continue to provide you with years of reliable performance.