Electrical System
The battery is responsible for controlling the electrical components in your car.
Everything from lights that dim to a radio that goes in and out are signs your battery needs to be replaced.
And when you begin adding more electrical components and relying on your battery to charge them, it's best to have a fresh battery going forward.
Corrosion
When you're driving around Charlotte and notice a decrease in power, it could be your battery isn't getting the proper charge from terminals and related components.
Over time, corrosion can build up on terminals, resulting in voltage issues as well as difficulties starting your car or maintaining power.
You can usually solve this issue by having terminals cleaned so there's no residue left behind.
Unusual Noises
Squeaking or clicking noises are other common indicators of a dying battery. These sounds will occur when you turn the key to start the engine. A weak battery does not have enough power to crank the engine resulting in unusual noises and difficulties in starting the engine. You should bring your Nissan to our service department as soon as possible when this occurs.
Dashboard Warning Light
You may notice a battery symbol on your dashboard. When this symbol illuminates, it indicates a problem with the battery or some other part of the electrical system. Our technicians can inspect your battery and electrical system to find the source of the problem.
Carolina Nissan - Offering Complete Battery Servicing Near Chapel Hill
Make your battery-service appointment online or visit with us. With usage of the latest testing equipment, we'll work to ensure your battery is up for any challenge ahead.
We also have a full stock of replacement batteries often experiencing parts specials, should there be a need.
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