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Honda Passport Battery Assembly (80D26R-Mf)
Part Number: 31500-SF1-A1100M$109.89 MSRP: $154.73You Save: $44.84 (29%)
Honda Passport Battery (Gr24)(630Cca)
Part Number: 31500-SPL-1AH100M$102.97 MSRP: $144.97You Save: $42.00 (29%)
Honda Passport Car Batteries
The Car Batteries as applied in the Honda Passport all work as an electrochemical gadget chiefly used in starting the engine and several other circuits like the ignition and fuel injection circuits. It also work for parts when the engine is off and retains memory of operations even when the car is off. Through the years Honda has used several Car Batteries kinds with types that include CLA, FLA M/F, and AGM batteries. FLA batteries need to be serviced while FLA Maintenance-Free are less in service requirement but may leak in case of damage. While CYBRO batteries take some advantages such as convenient in maintenance, AGM batteries have some superior advantages including no maintenance, greater cyclical durability, high performance in extreme situations that make it suitable for off-road cars. CCA and battery sizes make significant difference when choosing batteries and are greatly useful in cold areas.
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Honda Passport Car Batteries Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How Can I Remove the Battery's Surface Charge and Perform Accurate Voltage Measurements on Honda Passport?A: The battery's surface charge must be removed before accurate voltage measurements can be made, so turn On the high beams for ten seconds, then turn them Off, let the vehicle stand for two minutes. Check the battery state of charge by visually inspecting the indicator eye on the top of the battery, if the indicator eye is clear, charge the battery. Perform an open voltage circuit test using a digital voltmeter and a battery load test using a special battery load testing tool. Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal, disconnect the positive Battery Cable, remove the battery retainer bolt and retainer, lift the battery off the battery tray and remove the battery insulator. Inspect the tray, retainer brackets and related fasteners for corrosion or damage, clean and service the battery and cables, and if replacing the battery, make sure it is identical to yours with the same dimensions, amperage rating, cold cranking amps rating, etc. Installation is the reverse of removal, connect the positive cable first and the negative cable last, and apply a light coating of petroleum jelly or grease to the connections to help prevent corrosion.
- Q: How to ensure reliable starts through proper battery maintenance for the Honda Passport?A: Battery maintenance is crucial for one to be able to start the vehicle reliably. In a ventilated area, always be in a position of not having ignited things, the engine off and with a negative terminal disconnected. One should handle its sulfuric acid with care while putting on goggles, gloves, and old clothes. Applying warm water with baking soda will help clean out any residue on the battery and clamps after which it should be checked for damages or corrosion before attaching the new filter gasket. It is important that the battery tray is in good condition and the clamp bolts are tight enough. Slow charging requires a trickle charger rated at one or two amps, while higher-rate chargers need to have their battery temperature monitored. Measure specific gravity using a hydrometer if the battery has removable cell caps; use a voltmeter if there's no built-in hydrometer in batteries.
