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Battery Trouble for Your Buick or GMC Vehicle Near Lafayette , Opelousas, New Iberia or Baton Rouge?

Your vehicle’s battery provides energy to start the engine, and it supplies power to accessories when the engine is not running. Winter cold and summer heat can affect battery health. Let our factory-trained experts diagnose, service and — if needed — replace the battery in your vehicle.

A Low Battery Can Render You Trapped - The battery gives your automobile life, sending the electrical system electricity that starts your vehicle's motor and provides power to your vehicle's air conditioning unit and stereo. Winter weather can be hard on your vehicle's battery and so can time. Slow-starting motors and dimming headlights are warning signs of low battery power. If you have difficulty starting your car, inspect the battery for corrosion on the terminals, in addition look for loose-fitting power cables. If you have corrosion on the terminals, it's best to clean them meticulously to avoid the corrosion from eating away the battery cables and to also strengthen terminal to cable connection. If none of these problems correspond to your battery problems, but you are still having power problems, then bring your car into Courtesy Buick GMC Lafayette for more diagnostics.

Should you need to replace your vehicle’s battery, we proudly offer a wide range of ACDelco auto batteries for a great combination of longevity, power, and price. Don’t wait until your battery dies — have us check your battery’s health.
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The Right Fit

Should you need to replace your vehicle's battery, we proudly offer a wide range of ACDelco automotive batteries for a great combination of longevity, power, and price. An ACDelco battery is sure to be the right size for your vehicle, offering the correct reserve capacity and necessary cold-cranking amps to start your engine.
 
Don't wait until your battery dies - have us check your battery's health.

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    Professional Silver Battery

    Most ACDelco Professional Silver Batteries Installed

    $154.95*
    30-month free-replacement limited warranty**

    Tax extra. Excludes AGM batteries and some vehicles. Installation extra on select vehicles. See dealer for details. Nontransferable. Parts only; installation extra. See dealer for limited-warranty details.

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      Battery Rebate

      $10 Mail-in Rebate* on the purchase and installation of an ACDelco Professional Battery

      See dealer or mycertifiedservicerebates.com for details and rebate form, which must be postmarked by 2/29/20. Limit one rebate per VIN. Allow 6 to 8 weeks for delivery of debit card. Offer ends 1/31/20.

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        Battery Basics

        Why won't my vehicle start?
        There are numerous reasons why a vehicle won't start. If it's related to the battery, the starter will generally not crank the engine. This is the telltale "click, click, click" you hear when you turn the key or push the start button that lasts for about 10 seconds. The battery voltage and charging information in the Driver Information Center (DIC) can also make you aware if the alternator is not charging the battery properly, or if a loose battery or starter cable is causing a problem.

        Do I need to charge my battery after I jump-start my vehicle?
        In most instances, driving will recharge the battery fully in 1-2 hours, unless there is an issue with the vehicle. If your vehicle does not restart after driving it, have it towed to your nearest Certified Service experts to have a diagnosis performed.

        What are the main causes of automotive battery failure?
        Batteries wear out over time, but issues such as improperly connected accessories, infrequent startup, hot temperatures, and high cranking currents caused by freezing temperatures (32 degrees Fahrenheit or colder) can lead to battery failure.

        Can preventive maintenance improve battery life?
        The best thing that you can do is have your Certified Service technician perform a test on your battery when you get your oil changed. This helps monitor the status of the battery and helps prevent you from being in a situation where your vehicle won't start.

        How often should I change my battery?
        Vehicle batteries last 3-5 years on average depending on a number of factors, including driving habits and climate. In general, warmer climates will shorten the life of a battery. Also, long periods of time spent in a discharged state tend to increase damage due to sulfation.

        What if I'm not sure the problem is my battery?
        Your Certified Service experts can give you a no-charge battery test to determine if your battery needs replacing or if there is an issue with another charging component.

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