Honda CRZ Hybrid Battery

[Shatner]

This is the exact reason I got the extended 120,000 mile bumper-bumper warranty. It was only $650. I negotiated it down from $1,000.

[GoHuskies]

Originally Posted by forumonlooker

I cant get it to top off either.

The battery warranty only completely replaces the battery for the first 3 years, then it drops to a percentage of the cost of a new one. In either case it only covers the battery, not labor or installation!

My Civic Hybrid manual doesn't state that. We have the CARB state 10 year /150,000 warranty here.

Honda does say the warranty may vary, ask your dealer for details. Perhaps some states or markets get a difference warranty detail.

[SilverEXnavi]

I hate to see this topic get out of hand, so hopefully this will help clarify things.

The three year warranty is for the regular car battery, NOT the IMA battery!

The reference to the "Replacement Battery Limited Warranty" (page 32) says, "This warranty applies only to replacement batteries (OTHER THAN IMA BATTERIES) [emphasis added] purchased from a Honda dealer....."

THAT is the three year complete coverage battery warranty - - to the regular car battery!!

The IMA battery is a separate warranty listed in the back under "Federal and California Emissions Warranties Parts List". That clearly shows the IMA batteries to be covered for 8 to 10 years - depending on state involved.

There is no need to panic! The 3 year period is just talking about the normal car battery.

[Iwantcrz]

Originally Posted by SilverEXnavi

I hate to see this topic get out of hand, so hopefully this will help clarify things.

The three year warranty is for the regular car battery, NOT the IMA battery!

The reference to the "Replacement Battery Limited Warranty" (page 32) says, "This warranty applies only to replacement batteries (OTHER THAN IMA BATTERIES) [emphasis added] purchased from a Honda dealer....."

THAT is the three year complete coverage battery warranty - - to the regular car battery!!

The IMA battery is a separate warranty listed in the back under "Federal and California Emissions Warranties Parts List". That clearly shows the IMA batteries to be covered for 8 to 10 years - depending on state involved.

There is no need to panic! The 3 year period is just talking about the normal car battery.

damn finally someone cleared it up, i was so confuse reading the post, this should be edit on the first topic stateing that thsi thread is about IMA Batteries