In all likelihood there is something wrong with your car's charging system so that the battery is not being kept charged. It is also possible that some load, such as a glove box light is staying on, causing the battery to be continuously discharged and recharged which would weaken it. It is also possible that your starter is bad, causing excessive current to be pulled during cranking, which would damage your battery. Never replace a battery, starter, or alternator without having a professional comprehensive evaluation of the status of all three components, because they are all interrelated.
I am still using the same car battery for 8 years 4 months and it is fine , but I've had a battery develop a dead cell at 3 years 10 months ( the battery had a 4 year free replacement period ) Know that every time you run the battery down, you take months away from the life of the battery. Many things contribute to the life of a battery. Short trips of less than 20 minutes will shorten the life as the alternator will not fully recharge the battery. Extreme temperatures either hot or cold shorten the life of a battery. On average a battery will last from 36 to 48 months. But I have had them last 7 years and others that only lasted 3 years.
The average car battery life is 5 years. If a person does not drive their car much, the battery could actually last even longer. Some people claim to have batteries over 7 years old in their car, and the battery test excellent.
I'm not a mechanic / technician but that sounds like your battery has a dead cell if your battery cable connections are good
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Batteries have a life span. Depending on many factors they can last up to 7 -8 years. Normally they will not last much longer than 4-5 years. Discharging the battery will shorten it's life, and the more times it is discharged to shorter it's life. Keeping the battery clean, will help. Heat and vibration is the enemy of your battery. No battery will last forever.
Car batteries with 3 year warranties will often last 5 years. Car batteries with 5 year warranties will often last 8 years. Driving more miles, having your engine idling more hours and starting your engine more times a year will wear out your battery faster. A good time to replace your battery is when you start up your engine and the starter cranks up much slower than usual when it's above freezing.a car battery should last between 5 and 7 years, the older it gets tho the less it will will hold its power. you may encounter problems on a cold morning if your battery is getting on a bitCar batteries with 3 year warranties will often last 5 years. Car batteries with 5 year warranties will often last 8 years. Driving more miles, having your engine idling more hours and starting your engine more times a year will wear out your battery faster. A good time to replace your battery is when you start up your engine and the starter cranks up much slower than usual when it's above freezing.A car battery lasts, on average, about three to five years. The life expectancy can change depending on usage and care; the length and number of trips taken, as well as the quality of care of the battery can both effect battery life.It varies I've has a battery go bad with a dead cell at 3 years 10 months ( it had a 4 year free replacement , so a new battery was installed and I was charged $ 5 for the labor to install the new battery back in 1994 at the gas station where I bought the battery ) The original battery on my Ford Explorer went bad with a dead cell after 6 and 1/2 years , the Ford Motorcraft replacement is now 7 years and 3 months old and is still fine I had a battery last 8 years - I replaced it because it was getting weak and wouldn't crank the engine over normally when it was cold in the winter
No. A car battery, like all rechargeable batteries, dry or wet, has a life cycle beyond which it will no longer hold sufficient charge to be useful. Depending on a number of factors (battery capacity and quality, number of starts, weather conditions, load on the battery...), most car batteries will last a number of years, but usually not beyond 6 or 7 years under average usage conditions.
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The average is around 3 years. But I have seen them last up to 7 years or as little as 1 year. Every time you run the battery down you shorten it's life. Keep the battery clean and secure in it's mount. Keep the connections clean and tight. This is about all you can do and it will last as long as it will last.
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it can last about 7-17 months:)