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Dodge Colt Car Batteries
The Car Batteries of Dodge Colt vehicles play a fundamental role of the electrochemical system which supplies electrical current to initiate the starting of the engine and also to support other systems like ignitions and fuel injection systems. It also charges parts like radio even when the engine is turned off while other features such as the clock and memory are still active even when the car is not in use. The Dodge Colt cars have used different types of Car Batteries in the course of their production including Conventional Flooded Lead-Acid (FLA), FLA Maintenance-Free, and Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) batteries. Whilst conventional FLA batteries necessitate scheduled maintenance, FLA Maintenance-Free batteries minimize service requirements however they are prone to leaking in case of damage. AGM batteries, however, have the following advantages: they require no maintenance, they are shock resistant and they provide more starting power which is suitable for any driving condition.
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Dodge Colt Car Batteries Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What are the essential maintenance steps for a battery on Dodge Colt?A: It is mounted on a raised deck inside the engine compartment, the general maintenance involves checking the level of electrolyte by eye as there are low and high level indicators on the plastic case. The electronic voltage regulator maintains the battery fully charged at all times but prevents overcharging of the battery, thus requiring less frequent electrolyte topping, but one has to monitor for leaks or faults, preferably weekly. If topping up is required, distilled or purified water only should be used; the procedure entails initiation of battery cover, retracting all plugs of the cells, and making sure the level lies between the two marked lines. It is recommended to routinely assess the security of the battery lead terminals and apply some petroleum jelly to avoid development of corrosion; remove any white fluffy thing which is corrosion with ammonia or baking soda solution. The two things that can be fatal are never to turn off a battery lead while the engine is running or ever reverse the leads. It is possible to use the trickle charger without the battery being removed but the leads from the vehicle has to be disconnected. Minimally and preferably do not use naked flames or smoke within a proximity of a battery, particularly when charging due to the blowing up of gases produced. In boosting a battery from another vehicle, ensure the positive wire of the rescue vehicle is connected to the positive terminal of the discharged battery and negative to any good connection on the engine whichever is positive connect first once the engine has started remove the negative cable of the discharged vehicle. It is advised to protect the battery cell vent plugs with a cloth during terminal connecting operations because sparks may arise. Whereas today few people check battery water, having a hydrometer is desirable in case one has to find out whether there is one cell which is discharged or to make sure that the battery is fully charged. The specific gravity of the electrolyte for fully charged and fully discharged conditions with reference to temperature, is also given, however, it should be pointed out that the addition of acid to a battery should never be required since the only causes for it to be lost are spillage which should always be made good by a dealer.