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Engine oil is a crucial car fluid. It lubricates engine parts, preventing wear and tear. It cools the engine, removes contaminants, and protects against corrosion.

For a well-functioning engine and to avoid costly repairs, it is imperative to adhere to a regular oil change schedule for your car. The frequency at which you need to change your oil is determined by factors such as driving habits, oil type, and the age and condition of your vehicle.

• Corrosion or damage to the positive and negative terminals. This is a common problem that can cause the battery to not hold a charge properly. The terminals can corrode due to exposure to moisture, and they can also be damaged if they are not properly tightened.
• Broken internal connections as a result of corrosion. This can also cause the battery to not hold a charge properly. The internal connections can corrode over time, and this can break the electrical circuit.
• Broken plates due to corrosion and vibration. This can cause the battery to lose its ability to store a charge. The plates can break due to corrosion, and they can also be damaged if the battery is subjected to excessive vibration.
• Damage to the battery

case may result in electrolyte leakage, leading to potential harm to the car's electrical system. Be cautious of dropping or subjecting the battery case to excessive heat.

• Old age. Batteries eventually wear out and need to be replaced. The average lifespan of a car battery is about 3 to 5 years.

If you encounter any of the problems identified above, it is highly recommended to have your car battery professionally inspected by a qualified mechanic to determine the issue.