How many CCA should 2004 honda battery need? - Element Honda Cars & Trucks

This is a sign that either the battery is bad or discharged or the cables are loose or corroded. .

If it fits, What is CCA on civic if accord is higher is good(750 to 850)

Auto Parts Store can help look that up

You just need the Group Size,then you choose
how much you want to spend & the CCA Rating

Should be in your owners manual

Should get the largest CCA in your group size

Yes! If the question is can I replace my 450 with a 500cca battery. The more the better. CCA means cold cranking amps so it will perform better in the cold than a 450CCA. The higher the number means you will have more cold cranking capabilities in colder weather. The voltages are the same.

Compare CCA...(Cold Cranking Amps) for the most reserve power. Try not to settle for less than 1000 CCA...There are limited true battery manufacturers...The most popular sellers based on Value are Costco, Autozone Duralast Gold, Walmart Maxx, Interstate, and AC Delco...you can limit your search to a factory brand from your Porsche dealer or compare others at a much higher price for less performance and guarantee. All of these will more than satisfy the reserve power needs of your Carrera...Hope this helps. (For selling value, the factory battery is usually best on high value cars like yours:)

The brand is of less importance than the battery specs

The battery should be the same group size,same physical size and same Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) as came with the vehicle when new
You sometimes can increase the CCA, after new products come out.
I would sugest the largest CCA Battery, that is the correct Group Size
Around 750 or more CCA

Look at fuse #1. It should be a 30 amp fuse. How did you test your battery? How old is your battery? Do you charge your battery yourself? If you battery is old, it may not have enough amperage to turn the starter. What you are looking for is cold cranking amps (CCA). Have your battery tested at any store that sells matters and have then read the CCA. Your batter may indicate 12V on a multimeter but that does not indicate that the CCA is where it should be.

650 CCA  (cold cranking amp) battery.

You'll probably find what you need for around the $100 range. Normally you will have 2 or 3 strength choices from about 600 CCA - 850 CCA. CCA, is "cold cranking amps". Higher the number, better it will turn over when cold especially. Personally, for the sake of $20 or so, difference in prices, I will always go with the higher CCA, just for that added strength on cold mornings here in Canada, plus I always think, the less a battery has to work to do what is necessary, the longer it will last.

You'll need a 24F series battery, at least 700 CCA.