It needs something to store electrical energy.
Some of the things needing that stored energy in order to operate when the engine is not running include:
Also, even when the engine IS running, the battery acts as a "buffer" to dampen pulsations [voltage, noise, etc.] in the alternator output circuit.
car is powered by battery ,petrol,diesel.
The diesel battery is bigger as it take a lot more to get a diesel engine going. Best bet is to charge the diesel battery using the petrol, connect the 2 and leave the petrol engine running.
Diesel is no different than any other. Hook it to a charger either in the car or out of it.
Yes, you can start diesel engine even if you don't have battery in!
you could need a new battery, may not be holding a charge well.
No, a diesel car doesn't need a cat by law.
type 019 or 086 in the diesel car
Yes so long as the battery's are the same voltage it Will make no difference what fuels the engine.
To charge a car battery you need aproximatly 8000 amps To charge a car battery you need aproximatly 8000 amps
most battery last five years
If the diesel fuel "gels" then yes the filter will need replaced.
Not recommended. The diesel engine has no sparkplugs and therefore relies on friction (heat) and compression, and as a result requires lots more torque power to start than its gasoline powered counterpart whose battery does not have enough amperage to turn over a diesel engine, much less start it running. As long as the specification of the Battery is up to or matches the specification of the engine electrics it doesnt matter if the battery is from a petrol, diesel, tractor or boat. Electricity is a discovery in science and independendant of the fuel your car\ engine uses once it is turning over. All you need to know is the amperage is within a reasonable variance and the voltage is correct. I started my Peugeot 407 diesel this morning from my wifes petrol Freelander. The Peugeot started in hald a tick. Always suggest that you have the engine running on the car you are jumping the charge from.