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Vehicle batteries are often forgotten about until drivers experience starting problems. They are out-of-sight and out-of-mind components, but that shouldn’t be the case. If you’re one of those people, don’t be surprised to see a car battery dashboard warning light eventually. The battery warning light can mean many things, including a dying battery and even a faulty alternator. Before you grab a hold of your jumper cables, take some time to look into the issue (either yourself or at an auto repair shop). The problem can be more complex than you think. Warning lights serve a purpose: to warn you of car problems (obviously)! If the battery light continues to stay on after you’ve jump starts your car, it means there’s a serious problem. This light can come on for a number of reasons, including: A loose or damaged battery cable A problem with the alternator Excess corrosion/acid leak Damaged cells or plates inside the battery ... read more