Honda Battery Service in Anoka, MN

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The battery in your Honda has two vital functions: 1.) providing the voltage needed to start the engine; and, 2.) powering electrical components when the engine is off. When the average battery begins to die, the most common warning signs are related to poor engine starting or other electrical components begin experiencing problems. Rest assured that a battery with declining performance will only worsen until vehicle reliability is compromised. With the ultimate consequence of a battery problem being an immobilized vehicle, it is an excellent decision to make sure it stays in tip-top shape with electrical performances at specifications. Here are the warning signs of a dying battery:

• Sluggish engine starting or won’t start
• Electrical components experience performance problems
• Headlights are dim
• When turning the key, you hear a clicking sound
• Engine backfires
• The vehicle does not start unless you press the fuel pedal

Honda Battery Testing & Inspections

Battery service typically begins with a physical inspection of the battery case and its connections to the terminal. If the physical integrity of the battery is compromised, such as bloating, disfigured, or leaking fluid, the battery will require replacement to restore specifications. If the battery is in good physical condition, the expert technician will perform an electrical test on the battery’s reserve capacity and cold-cranking amps. If any of the two performance metrics are out of specifications, the battery will require replacement.

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