<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" version="2.0"><channel><title><![CDATA[Changed my Fortuner battery near ICAD last week, anyone else notice this?]]></title><description><![CDATA[<p dir="auto">I finally changed the battery on my 2017 Fortuner last Thursday, and I wanted to share what happened because a few small things surprised me. The old one was four years old, and for a month the engine had been slow in the morning. I booked a slot after work because I was tired of worrying every time I turned the key. Before going, I read a page about a <a href="https://carbatteryreplacement-abu-dhabi.ae/best-amaron-battery-toyota-fortuner-abu-dhabi/" rel="nofollow ugc">trusted Amaron battery match for the Toyota Fortuner near ICAD</a>, so at least I knew the size to ask for. At the shop, the man tested my old battery first and showed me the number on his small machine. He said it was weak but not dead, which I did not expect, because I thought he would just say change it. He also checked the alternator while the engine was running, and that was fine. I liked that he did not rush me. When he opened the new battery box, I asked about the date code, and he showed me where it was and explained it in simple words. The whole job took maybe twenty five minutes. Now the car starts quickly, even after sitting in the sun all afternoon, and I feel much calmer. But I noticed two small things. The clock reset, and my driver window one touch button stopped working for a day. Is that normal? Also, the engine sounded a little different for the first morning, like it was idling higher, and then it went back to normal. Does the car computer need time to learn again? A friend told me to drive for half an hour to let everything settle. Is that true, or is it only something people say? I also kept the old battery in my boot because the shop said I could take it, and now I do not know what to do with it. Do shops give a discount for it, or should I just leave it with them next time? One more thing, the receipt only has a short line about the warranty, and I want to be sure I understand it. Should I take a photo of the sticker and the invoice together, in case I lose one of them? My wife says I worry too much, but a battery is not something I want to think about again for a few years. If you changed yours recently, did you notice the same small things, and how long did your new battery last in this heat? Thanks for reading, I will check the replies tonight.</p>
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