You can go two routes on this. You can check yourself with a simple smart battery testing device, or you can visit most any auto parts store and they generally are happy to do it for free. If you service your vehicle at a Honda dealer.. most dealers perform a battery test as part of their oil service, and record the results for you on your paperwork.I have a Honda 100 month battery installed in a 2009 CRV. The battery was purchased October 2014. Since it was advertised as a maintenance free battery I performed no checks. There have been no performance issues. At this point I would like to get the battery tested. I intend to ask for a load test. Can anyone tell me specifically what should be included the load test. Also, is there a test for the charging system and the starting system? If so what specifically should I be asking for.
I bought my 2012 Honda CRV brand new. The first six years it had five batteries. I finally read a thread on this website where a guy said he replaced his AC relay. I insisted on my mechanic pulling in replacing it with a brand new one 2 1/2 years ago and I’ve not had a dead battery or had to be jumpstarted or any battery issue sense.I have a Honda 100 month battery installed in a 2009 CRV. The battery was purchased October 2014. Since it was advertised as a maintenance free battery I performed no checks. There have been no performance issues. At this point I would like to get the battery tested. I intend to ask for a load test. Can anyone tell me specifically what should be included the load test. Also, is there a test for the charging system and the starting system? If so what specifically should I be asking for.