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Having trouble with the battery in your Ford Fiesta? The fact is, auto batteries typically last around 3-5 years. After that, they need to be replaced. If your battery is struggling to start your engine, bring your car to Batteries Plus and have the battery tested , free of charge at one of our 700+ locations.
The right battery for your Fiesta is an important choice . At Batteries Plus we carry only the best replacement batteries for your Ford Fiesta. Shop top brands like Optima, Duracell and our exclusive X2Power brand , which you won't find anywhere else. Browse our selection of batteries online, or visit any one of our stores and let our associates answer all of your questions face-to-face.
Not sure what type of battery is right for your Ford Fiesta? No problem. Your owner's manual will provide you with the correct BCI Group Size battery. After that, you need to determine whether you want a flooded or AGM battery . Flooded batteries are the most affordable and commonly used auto batteries on the market. And while AGM batteries cost more upfront, they do offer a longer lifespan and more reliable starting.
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To start the engine, your Fiesta requires a 12-volt auto battery. You'll find the exact BCI group battery size for your Ford Fiesta in your owner's manual. After that, you can decide whether you want a flooded or AGM battery (see above for more details). Some cars & trucks require AGM batteries. If your car originally came with an AGM battery, do not downgrade to a flooded battery, as you'll harm the engine. But if you currently have a flooded battery, you are able to upgrade to AGM.
The price of a replacement battery for your Fiesta will vary depending on the type of battery you choose. Flooded batteries are more affordable upfront. If you choose an AGM battery though, the battery will likely last longer, which can end up saving you money in the long run.
Experts agree, the average lifespan of a Ford Fiesta battery is 3 to 5 years. The life of your battery will depend on how well you care for it. Be sure to keep your battery charged up by driving a minimum of 30 minutes a week at highway speeds. If your Ford sits idle for more than a few weeks, use a battery maintainer to maintain its charge. You should also regularly check the battery terminals and clean off any corrosion you may find.