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Old Mar 12, 2003
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crummy *** factory battery

has anyone else had problems w/ their battery? i had to have my replaced and honda said it would not be covered under warranty b/c ihave an aftermarket alarm and a system.
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has anyone else had problems w/ their battery? i had to have my replaced and honda said it would not be covered under warranty b/c ihave an aftermarket alarm and a system.[hr]
yes, my battery is always going out... and i can see the light in side it's not as bright...
but i once i rev it...the light is brighter...i had a system.... b4.... but i took that out already..
it's probably because my pulley..that's why
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If you're concerned about the lights dimming when you're not revving, that's your charging system (ie alt/pulley). I'm still investigating a new alt, cause ours give so little current. I want a 150A one! Dammit!
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haven't had a problem wiht the battery YET.. magic word.. give it time when i add all the other junk inthe car and we'll see what happens
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Honda batteries are very very good compared to what alot of other cars get.

The only thing that causes a battery to go prematurely is a short or stupidity.

If your cranking your system when the cars idling you can start draining down the battery. If a regular battery gets drained to half Capacity or lower, it'll never hold the same amount of charge again. and it''s life expectancy will go to s**t.

Deep cycle batteries are made so that they can be heavily discharged and recharge over and over without problems.

If you had a short and no blown fuses and your car never caught fire..that's a miracle [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]...

You prbably overworked the battery and discharged it too much and it couldn't recover...=stupidity... I'm not insulting you but whenever I do things like that..which I've done I always want to slap myself for being a dummy.
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over working the battery may have a little to do with it but on short drives, i try not to crank it.

but anyway ive got a deep cycle yellow top now so hopefully all should be good
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hey.... whats stopping some one from taking out their alarm and system and get the new battery and going back?
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Just got a new battery today from sears.Mine's not even 2 years old (21500 miles)and it wont stay charged.Got to use a booster pac every f#c@i*n% morning for a week to check if it would get charged before getting the new battery.Shouldn't be spending money on batteries these early on a 2 year old car..
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LoL why don't you ask Honda do they void warrenties for people using interior decoorating lighting accessories? I'd have to agree with mohawk, Honda (Panasonic) makes very very good batteries!
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i need to replace mine soon......
how much do they charge at the dealer...
i have close to 50000km and my car die a few times....
cause no battery..... had to use booster from my frds...
i took out my system already....but i still have the pulleys...
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Originally posted by BJAI
and i can see the light in side it's not as bright...

but i once i rev it...the light is brighter...i had a system.... b4.... but i took that out already..

it's probably because my pulley..that's why
yup it is cause of your pulley
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