What type of battery does a Honda CRV need?

The type of battery that a Honda CRV needs can vary depending on the model year and engine size. It is important to know the engine size and configuration of your specific CRV model, as the battery needs can differ. However, most Honda CRV models from the last ten years use a Group 51R battery.
In addition, some Honda CRV models sold in the Canadian market may use a Group 35 battery, which is physically larger and offers more cranking amps and reserve capacity than the Group 51R battery.
It is recommended to use a battery approved for your specific CRV model to ensure the right amount of power for starting the engine and operating the vehicle’s electronics.
Please note that the information provided is based on search results and may vary depending on the specific model and year of the Honda CRV.

How much does a Honda CR-V battery cost?

The average cost for a Honda CR-V Battery Replacement is between $196 and $204. Labor costs are estimated between $32 and $40 while parts are typically priced around $165.

How do I know if my Honda CR-V needs a new battery?

How To Know If My Honda Battery Needs To Be Replaced

1. Slow engine crank.
2. Bloated battery case.
3. Rotten egg smell.
4. Corrosion around battery terminals.
5. Battery light in the dashboard.
6. Dim lights.
7. Your battery is over three years old.

How much is a car battery for a Honda CR-V?

What Price is a car battery for a HONDA CRV? Car battery prices are from $129 and the average battery cost is around $219. You can get prices for all the batteries that fit your HONDA CRV using our Registration search. You can also text or call us to find how much it costs to replace the battery in your .

How often do you need to replace a battery in a Honda CR-V?

Car manufacturers usually recommend replacing the battery in your Honda approximately every four to five years. Still, some things may cause your car battery to deteriorate faster.

How do I know what group size battery I need?

Group size is typically based on your vehicle’s make, model, and engine type. Although some vehicles may accommodate a battery from more than one group size, it is important that you use a battery approved for use in your vehicle. Consult a replacement guide to find the battery group size that works for your vehicle.

What happens when Honda CR-V battery dies?

Cranking or clicking noises – You might have a battery issue if you have difficulty starting your car and hear excess clicking or cranking sounds. Dashboard lights, but the car won’t start – A weakening battery usually means your dashboard lights or radio will turn on, but the car won’t start.

What is the difference between Group 35 and 51R battery?

Group-35, Group-51R
The Group-51 Battery is found in Hondas, Nissan GTRs, and some other Japanese Cars. It can actually be used as a smaller/lighter version of the Group-35 for racing being it is same height and length, just narrower front to back.

Are all Group 35 batteries the same size?

It makes it much easier to shop for a replacement battery since you only need to make sure the BCI Group Size is the same as the one installed from the factory, and it has the same or higher amp-hours as the old one. Every Group Size 35 battery, for instance, will have the same dimensions and terminal configuration.

What battery is used in Honda CR-V?

Duralast Platinum AGM Battery BCI Group 47 690 CCA H5-AGM-600.

How long is a Honda CR-V battery good for?

between two to five years
You can look to getting between two to five years of life expectancy from a Honda battery. Some factors may affect the lifespan, such as your routine maintenance and driving style. However, there are some ways for your Honda battery to last on the longer side of the average lifespan.