Can Heat Kill Your Car Battery. Many car batteries die in the winterand drivers mistakenly blame the cold weather. The moral of the story.
Living in the Florida heat can be too much at times but your car battery may be suffering the most. Heat deterioration occurs when a battery gets hot causing the inside parts to corrode. Work to Keep Your Battery in Heat-Fighting Shape.
In fact the summer heat is often responsible for battery failure in the winter.
Hello 100-degree temperatures. Low fluid levels will damage the internal structure of the battery. KFVS - When you think of dead car batteries you might think of winter time but extreme heat can kill your battery. Not maintaining the car batterys health during high summer heat will increase the chances of waking up to a dead battery.
