Will the battery in my hybrid keep going?
#41
Re: Will the battery in my hybrid keep going?
I don't have a problem with civil dissenting viewpoints per se.
The conditions of the battery pack failure should be documented just like the fuel economy in the database (i.e. how fast were you driving to get that mpg?)
Don't rush to judgement that my battery pack failure just shy of 94,000 miles means the technology is bad (that "judgement" is what got me unglued BTW...):
It's no different than investigating an airliner crash?
The conditions of the battery pack failure should be documented just like the fuel economy in the database (i.e. how fast were you driving to get that mpg?)
Don't rush to judgement that my battery pack failure just shy of 94,000 miles means the technology is bad (that "judgement" is what got me unglued BTW...):
- My 12-volt battery went dead 2-3 times, resulting in the hybrid battery pack also going dead. Most people will tell you a totally drained or totally overcharged battery pack is the last thing you want to happen. Unintentional, but allowing this to happen is abusive. Honda replaced the BCM and MCM units with software that is supposed to prevent this situation from happening again.
- The next worst thing that happened is the first three years I had sustained Assist boosts - a strain on the battery pack.
It's no different than investigating an airliner crash?
- Was it improper maintainence?
- Was it pilot error?
- Was it a sudden change of weather that could not be controlled - i.e. "an Act of God"?
- Was it a defective part that Boeing or Airbus could be held responsible for?
#42
Re: Will the battery in my hybrid keep going?
I will gladly address some of these questions
12 volt died Once wayyyyy back in i believe 2002? Had it towed into Honda (Was affraid of having it boosted) and they replaced the 12volt battery! about 1.5 years ago I replaced the battery with an Optima one (The honda one was still in good shape! Heck it is still in my garage!, going optima was really just an upgrade!)
I do Oil changes and regular maintenance RELIGOUSLY, I think the LONGEST i have ever gone without an oil change is 8,000 Kilometers! 99% of the time i have it changed at 5,000km and as of approx 100,000km i switched to Amsoil 5w20 Synthetic!! Tire pressure I also monitor closely, Atleast once every 2 weeks and keep them at 40PSI
MPG issue has been addressed, since the 02/cat problem finally got solved My trip millage has jumped up to approx 55mpg in WINTER driving with WINTER tires Also, I botched honda clutch repair broke the AUtostop wire causing me to drive without it for almost a year
No real insane acts of god here, Just normal Cnd winters and summers
Delta Flyer you keep eluding to things i answer over and over again! Maybe sit back with a large cup of Java and read my site, become informed on my situation instead of assuming what may or may not be the case!
12 volt died Once wayyyyy back in i believe 2002? Had it towed into Honda (Was affraid of having it boosted) and they replaced the 12volt battery! about 1.5 years ago I replaced the battery with an Optima one (The honda one was still in good shape! Heck it is still in my garage!, going optima was really just an upgrade!)
I do Oil changes and regular maintenance RELIGOUSLY, I think the LONGEST i have ever gone without an oil change is 8,000 Kilometers! 99% of the time i have it changed at 5,000km and as of approx 100,000km i switched to Amsoil 5w20 Synthetic!! Tire pressure I also monitor closely, Atleast once every 2 weeks and keep them at 40PSI
MPG issue has been addressed, since the 02/cat problem finally got solved My trip millage has jumped up to approx 55mpg in WINTER driving with WINTER tires Also, I botched honda clutch repair broke the AUtostop wire causing me to drive without it for almost a year
No real insane acts of god here, Just normal Cnd winters and summers
Delta Flyer you keep eluding to things i answer over and over again! Maybe sit back with a large cup of Java and read my site, become informed on my situation instead of assuming what may or may not be the case!
Originally Posted by Delta Flyer
I don't have a problem with civil dissenting viewpoints per se.
The conditions of the battery pack failure should be documented just like the fuel economy in the database (i.e. how fast were you driving to get that mpg?)
Don't rush to judgement that my battery pack failure just shy of 94,000 miles means the technology is bad (that "judgement" is what got me unglued BTW...):
It's no different than investigating an airliner crash?
The conditions of the battery pack failure should be documented just like the fuel economy in the database (i.e. how fast were you driving to get that mpg?)
Don't rush to judgement that my battery pack failure just shy of 94,000 miles means the technology is bad (that "judgement" is what got me unglued BTW...):
- My 12-volt battery went dead 2-3 times, resulting in the hybrid battery pack also going dead. Most people will tell you a totally drained or totally overcharged battery pack is the last thing you want to happen. Unintentional, but allowing this to happen is abusive. Honda replaced the BCM and MCM units with software that is supposed to prevent this situation from happening again.<<
- The next worst thing that happened is the first three years I had sustained Assist boosts - a strain on the battery pack.<<
It's no different than investigating an airliner crash?
- Was it improper maintainence?<<
- Was it pilot error?<<
- Was it a sudden change of weather that could not be controlled - i.e. "an Act of God"?<<
- Was it a defective part that Boeing or Airbus could be held responsible for?<<
Last edited by Hondasucks; 03-15-2006 at 05:34 PM.
#43
Re: Will the battery in my hybrid keep going?
Originally Posted by Pravus Prime
Off Topic:
Let's stay civil, polite, and respectful. Everybody is entitled to their opinion, even if they're wrong.
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Let's stay on topic.
I think battery life is based on what it's always been based on. Technology and use.
The newer the battery, the "better" the use, the longer it will last.
Last edited by Hondasucks; 03-15-2006 at 05:36 PM.
#44
Re: Will the battery in my hybrid keep going?
The thrust of my last post was the experiences of my battery pack and a hint that a couple of your barbs led to that recent flame war. I then went on to dispassionately ask people to consider the history of a particluar hybrid before making a conclusion. Reader can go to you site and draw their own conclusions.
There is hardly anything new to add to this thread. I could site a couple of politicians that have circumvented discussion by repeating things ad nauseum, but I'd rather this thread cool off.
There is hardly anything new to add to this thread. I could site a couple of politicians that have circumvented discussion by repeating things ad nauseum, but I'd rather this thread cool off.
#45
Re: Will the battery in my hybrid keep going?
You two really need to stop the bickering. Hondasucks, if you'd please stop being so pessimistic I'm sure many members wouldn't mind your opinions. Delta Flyer, you've been chasing Hondasucks around the forums and snapping at his heels. He may be controversial but you're the one starting most of the arguments.
Hondasucks, I have banned you for 5 days. Delta Flyer, you're banned for 10. If you cannot knock this off you, neither of you will be invited back. There's no reason why GreenHybrid can't be a more welcoming place for discussions. Thread closed.
Hondasucks, I have banned you for 5 days. Delta Flyer, you're banned for 10. If you cannot knock this off you, neither of you will be invited back. There's no reason why GreenHybrid can't be a more welcoming place for discussions. Thread closed.
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