2010 chevy avalanch. had to jump truck. Service lights came on. "traction control", "Stabilitrak", and "Battery Charging System". Would the other lights come on, if the battery needs replaced?

Asked by GuruZFDC5 Nov 29, 2017 at 06:27 PM about the 2010 Chevrolet Avalanche

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Truck has been sluggish. I think there is a battery issue. Then the other panel lights come on as well. Is this normal for the other lights to come on, if there is a battery issue?

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Low/ bad voltage can wreak a little havoc that's for sure but the batteries main job is to start the vehicle, once running the alternator takes over and runs everything so if there's a voltage issue id be suspect of the alternator which you can have tested for free at many auto parts stores.

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