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Hyundai Car Battery
A battery is an energy storage device to power the engine starter and your vehicle's electrical system. Hyundai batteries are designed to last between three and five years on average, and they wear out at different rates depending on how they are used. If your vehicle isn't functioning as well as it once did and you are having trouble getting the car started, you may need to replace the battery. Fortunately, AutoZone has the parts you need from brands like Optima and Duralast.
Signs of a Faulty Battery
There are signs to watch for before obtaining replacement starting and charging equipment such as a new battery. If your battery is going bad, your vehicle will start slow or emit a clicking noise when you turn the key. You'll also notice your lights aren't as bright, your battery warning light may come on, and the battery might begin bulging. If you have these problems, you likely have a battery issue. AutoZone helps you find Hyundai batteries based on the year, make, model, and engine size.What are you working on today?
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Hyundai Car Battery
Hyundai Battery Size
Finding the right Hyundai battery size is vital to getting a part that fits and meets your vehicle's power demands. There are several different Hyundai battery sizes, and you'll have to choose a replacement based on your vehicle model and year. Talk with an associate or search to find a part that has the right dimensions and the right amount of cold-cranking amps to start your vehicle.Install the replacement in your Hyundai by disconnecting the negative and then positive battery cables when removing your battery, and you may have to unhook hold-down clips on the sides of your battery to get it to release. Attach the battery starting with the positive and then the negative cable. AutoZone has a range of Hyundai batteries, alternators, and other electronic components with Free Next-Day Delivery to your home or Same-Day In-Store or Curbside Pickup on eligible orders.
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