Hyundai Factory Battery Life
A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and received
many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which prompts me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. |
Re: Hyundai Factory Battery Life
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 21:52:42 -0700, "Rick" <graham2514@charter.net>
wrote: >A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and received >many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which prompts >me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned >Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. > > Mine spontaneously died after a little over a year. |
Re: Hyundai Factory Battery Life
Rick wrote:
> A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and received > many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which prompts > me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned > Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. > It appears that they're only good for a year or two on average. It will depend on the climate, how you drive, whether you ever run the battery down and how well you maintain the battery. Running the batter flat and failure to check and correct fluid levels are the two biggest killers of batteries. Since newer Hyundai models have lights that turn off with the key, the former should not be much of a problem. Check you fluid levels every few months and top off where necessary with DISTILLED or DEIONIZED water ONLY. The minerals in tap water will kill a battery. |
Re: Hyundai Factory Battery Life
"Rick" <graham2514@charter.net> wrote in message news:<10hltst5gk15734@corp.supernews.com>...
> A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and received > many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which prompts > me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned > Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. I have a 2002 Sonata and the battery lasted less than 2 years. Daryl |
Re: Hyundai Factory Battery Life
I only got 1.5 years from my original battery in my Santa Fe.
OEM batteries usually suck. "Rick" <graham2514@charter.net> wrote in message news:10hltst5gk15734@corp.supernews.com... > A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and received > many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which prompts > me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned > Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. > > > |
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Which leads to my question, will Hyuhdai replace the OEM battery with
a higher quality name brand one? Or do they just stick another crappy one in? J.W. On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 02:17:34 GMT, "K. Collier" <kcollie820nospam@earthlink.net> wrote: >I only got 1.5 years from my original battery in my Santa Fe. >OEM batteries usually suck. > > >"Rick" <graham2514@charter.net> wrote in message >news:10hltst5gk15734@corp.supernews.com... >> A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and >received >> many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which >prompts >> me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned >> Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. >> >> >> > |
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If you check back about a month, there are posts regarding my battery
issues - both the OEM AND replacement battery lasted about a year - and the replacement only 19 days(?) over its one year warranty. My service writer said and Hyundaitech confirmed that Hyundai has since moved over to Interstate as their OEM battery supplier. Hoefully this will be an improvement. I'll let you know next May when the battery is due to fail... -B "Jon W." <JWalker@yahoo34.com> wrote in message news:qcdoh055v0cdprmbrtl7nbmieav3g8cjav@4ax.com... > Which leads to my question, will Hyuhdai replace the OEM battery with > a higher quality name brand one? Or do they just stick another crappy > one in? > > J.W. > > > > > > > > > On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 02:17:34 GMT, "K. Collier" > <kcollie820nospam@earthlink.net> wrote: > > >I only got 1.5 years from my original battery in my Santa Fe. > >OEM batteries usually suck. > > > > > >"Rick" <graham2514@charter.net> wrote in message > >news:10hltst5gk15734@corp.supernews.com... > >> A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and > >received > >> many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which > >prompts > >> me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned > >> Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. > >> > >> > >> > > > |
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I bought my 2000 Sontata in Sept 2000. Battery died in Oct 2001. That battery
died this past week. Batteries don't last long in hot Texas weather. Steve |
Re: Hyundai Factory Battery Life
Rick wrote:
> A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and received > many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which prompts > me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned > Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. > > > My 2000 Elantra battery lasted 3.5 years. |
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Steve <steve@portlandpinball.com> wrote in
news:4quTc.5850$SC1.4236@nwrddc03.gnilink.net: > Rick wrote: >> A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and >> received many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a >> 2003, which prompts me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory >> battery last? I have owned Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery >> would last 3-4 years. >> >> >> > > My 2000 Elantra battery lasted 3.5 years. > I'm still using the original battery on my June 2001 Elantra, so just over 3 years with no apparent issues. We'll see how it does this winter. Of course, with the auto-headlight off feature* I've never run the battery down. I have left either the dome or map lights on overnight before, but it always still started with no issues, so I can't count it as a full drain. Just my data point. Ben *there have been maybe 2 occassions where I wished you could turn the lights back on without the key in the ignition. My choice would be that the lights would turn off when the key is removed, but if you flipped the lights off then back on, they'd come on again. The situations mentioned above are rare though, I was helping friends change tires/fix cars in the dark, and needed my keys to go open my toolbox, which killed the headlights. Not exactly a common occassion, admittedly. |
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I bought my Hyundai Tiburon GT in March of 2003. The battery problems
occured the beginning of this month (August 2004). So that's a about 1.5 years. I do know that the vehicle was sitting in the dealer lot for about 6 months prior to my purchase. Still, I was pretty surprised to learn that my battery would run into problems that soon. To my understanding though, extremely hot weather, as it has been recently in Southern California, can decrease the typical battery life down to two years or less. It was a good thing my battery was still under the two year warranty =). They even replaced the battery with a higher CCA (700 new versus 600 old). Worked out well for me--in addition to doing the recent fuel valve recall fix. John |
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I had a 2000 Elantra Wagon and had the original battery in it when I traded
it in on a 2004 Elantra GT in Januray of this year. Pete.... "Steve" <steve@portlandpinball.com> wrote in message news:4quTc.5850$SC1.4236@nwrddc03.gnilink.net... > Rick wrote: > > A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and received > > many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which prompts > > me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned > > Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. > > > > > > > > My 2000 Elantra battery lasted 3.5 years. |
Re: Hyundai Factory Battery Life - 11 years kicking
i sill have the original bettery in my 93 excel, and im hard on it, -40
dregree starts and a 500 W amp. I dont know how its lasted so long, but im quite surprised, alex "Pete & Cindy" <range1@shaw.ca> wrote in message news:GuqUc.130845$J06.127137@pd7tw2no... > I had a 2000 Elantra Wagon and had the original battery in it when I traded > it in on a 2004 Elantra GT in Januray of this year. > > Pete.... > > "Steve" <steve@portlandpinball.com> wrote in message > news:4quTc.5850$SC1.4236@nwrddc03.gnilink.net... > > Rick wrote: > > > A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and > received > > > many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which > prompts > > > me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have owned > > > Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. > > > > > > > > > > > > > My 2000 Elantra battery lasted 3.5 years. > > |
Re: Hyundai Factory Battery Life - 11 years kicking
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 22:37:58 -0400, "A Doc" <spizzam@sympatico.ca>
wrote: >i sill have the original bettery in my 93 excel, and im hard on it, -40 >dregree starts and a 500 W amp. > >I dont know how its lasted so long, but im quite surprised, alex >"Pete & Cindy" <range1@shaw.ca> wrote in message >news:GuqUc.130845$J06.127137@pd7tw2no... >> I had a 2000 Elantra Wagon and had the original battery in it when I >traded >> it in on a 2004 Elantra GT in Januray of this year. >> >> Pete.... >> >> "Steve" <steve@portlandpinball.com> wrote in message >> news:4quTc.5850$SC1.4236@nwrddc03.gnilink.net... >> > Rick wrote: >> > > A member of list posted a question about "Engine Won't Start", and >> received >> > > many replies about replacing the battery. The car is a 2003, which >> prompts >> > > me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? I have >owned >> > > Honda and Toyota, and the factory battery would last 3-4 years. >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> > My 2000 Elantra battery lasted 3.5 years. >> >> > Replace it. Do you enjoy getting stuck? *-------------------------------* NEVER FORGET!!! http://www.cnn.com/interactive/us/01...toyen.amy.html |
Re: Hyundai Factory Battery Life
"Rick" <graham2514@charter.net> skrev i melding
news:10hltst5gk15734@corp.supernews.com... > The car is a 2003, which prompts > me to ask; how long should a Hyundai factory battery last? The battery in my 1997 Accent lasted 6 years. Pretty good considering the cold winter conditions here in Norway... -Oivind- |
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