Genuine Honda Pilot Car Batteries

Honda Pilot Car Batteries Parts Questions & Answers

• Battery (Br3032)
  39561-SHJ-A01
  Q: How do you check and replace a battery for the Honda Pilot?

  A: First, you should disconnect the negative cable, and then the positive one to replace a battery. To check how much charge remains in the battery, look at the indicator eye or use a voltmeter. By testing for 15 seconds, one will be able to determine if the battery is weak. Provided its voltage remains above 9.6 volts then it means that the battery is good. In removing and replacing the battery, it is necessary to disconnect the terminals, unscrew clamp nuts, and clamp as well as lift out the battery. Also, clean up corroded battery box and tray. The new battery should match with the old one and connect the positive terminal first followed by negative ones on it.
• Battery (Br3032)
  39561-SHJ-A01
  Q: What precautions should be followed when maintaining the Honda Pilot battery?

  A: Be safe when maintaining your vehicle's battery. This means that the engine must be turned off and the negative battery terminal disconnected. Always find a well-ventilated place to position yourself because among the other things you will be handling is sulfuric acid in the battery. While doing so, one should put on safety glasses as well as gloves for personal protection. Check for external problems like corrosion or loose connections and clean with a baking soda solution and use a brush designed for batteries. You need to see that your battery tray and clamp are in good condition. Rinse with a baking soda solution to remove the corrosions. After finding any damaged parts, they should be primed and then painted. Do not use high-amperage chargers or rapid boosts; instead employ a slow-rate trickle charger for discharges and maintaining charge.