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Electric Savings – Battery, Alternator, Starter
July 1, 2024At your neighborhood NAPA AutoCare Center, we know how crucial it is to keep your vehicle in top condition. This July, our focus is on the essential electrical components that power your vehicle: the car battery, alternator, and starter. Each part plays a vital role in ensuring your vehicle runs smoothly. In this article, we’ll dive into how these components operate and what happens when they fail.
The NAPA Car Battery
How It Operates:
The car battery is essentially the heart of your vehicle’s electrical system. It stores electrical energy and provides the necessary power to start the engine. It also supplies power to the lights, radio, and other electrical components when the engine isn’t running.
Signs of Failure:
- Dim Lights: If your headlights or dashboard lights are dimmer than usual, it could be a sign of a weak battery.
- Slow Engine Crank: When starting your vehicle, if the engine cranks slowly, the battery might be failing.
- Battery Warning Light: A warning light on your dashboard could indicate a problem with the battery.
The NAPA Alternator
How It Operates:
The alternator is responsible for keeping the battery charged and powering the electrical system while your vehicle is running. It converts mechanical energy from the engine into electrical energy.
Signs of Failure:
- Dead Battery: A failing alternator can lead to a dead battery because it’s not being charged properly.
- Electrical Failures: Flickering or dimming lights and malfunctioning electrical accessories can point to alternator issues.
- Warning Light: Often, a battery-shaped warning light on the dashboard indicates an alternator problem.
The NAPA Starter
How It Operates:
The starter is an electric motor that engages the engine’s flywheel to start the engine. Without it, your engine wouldn’t turn over.
Signs of Failure:
- Clicking Noise: Hearing a clicking sound when you turn the key might indicate a problem with the starter.
- No Start: If the engine doesn’t crank at all, the starter could be the culprit.
- Intermittent Issues: Sometimes the car starts and sometimes it doesn’t, which can be a sign of a failing starter.
Special Offer: Save on Essential Electrical Components
To help you stay powered up, we’re offering a special promotion from July through August.
- Purchase and install a NAPA Legend or Legend Premium AGM Battery, NAPA Remanufactured Starter, or Alternator – Earn a $20 VISA Prepaid Card.
- Purchase and install a AAA Premium Battery or a NAPA New Starter or Alternator – Earn a $25 VISA Prepaid Card.
Submit your rebates online at NAPARebates.com by September 15, 2024. Don’t forget to provide all the necessary information to process your rebate.
Keeping your vehicle’s electrical system in peak condition is vital for reliable performance. Visit your nearest NAPA AutoCare Center today to take advantage of our special offer and ensure your vehicle is powered by the best equipment!