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To revive a Toyota Highlander Hybrid, check out this video on YouTube: https://www.Youtube.com/watch?v=r_lIRi3xRs0 Over time, the battery will lose its effectiveness and will require replacement every 50,000 to 60,000 miles. Although it will cost some money, you'll need to be prepared to spend to maintain your car's functioning. As the car ages, you may face issues with the battery draining quickly and needing repair or replacement. In some cases, the battery may be completely drained, requiring recharging or replacement. A leak could also occur, leading to fluid spillage that needs to be addressed. Additionally, a cracked case may develop, necessitating complete repair.
To get a Toyota Highlander Hybrid going with a jump start, you'll want to use jumper cables by connecting them to both battery terminals on a working car, then to the positive terminal on the Highlander and a non-painted surface on the car, and finally, you can try cranking up the engine.