In reality, the only real significant ELECTRICAL difference is that some of the older batteries are 6 volts and more modern automotive batteries are 12 volts. There are, of course, quite a few electric vehicles that use 24, 36 or often higher voltage.
Other than that, most 12 volt automotive batteries will function in most vehicles that take 12 volts.
The important part is that you somehow make the battery FIT, and that it has sufficient amperage to operate the starter.
Naturally, the battery that has been engineered for the vehicle will function best, but if you use a battery that's a different size, it will work.
If you use too small of a battery in the car, there might not be enough amps to start the car. You could also damage electrical components in the vehicle.
id depends on the size of the car and if the battery will fit in the car
As long as both batteries are the same voltage, you can jump start with the battery. If you want to charge the battery then use a battery charger.
In your car it will probably be OK except in extremely cold conditions or after 2-3 years use.
dont use your car as much
Yes
You can start a car without a battery if you hook up a jump pack or use jumper camples but it could fry your alternator. It is pointless to charge a car without a battery. When you charge the car you are charging the battery.
Get a donor car and use it's battery to start your car. You will need a set of quality jumper cables. Or you can charge the dead battery on the car for about 2 hours with a good 10 amp battery charger.
No, you must use a battery with a connection for the vent tube to route battery fumes out of the car as the battery is stored in the trunk.
The car uses a DC curent battery due to that DC is the only current that can be stored and what a car normally uses is a 12 volt battery
Yes, but it is not as safe as a sealed battery.
They all draw power.