If you own a hybrid Honda Civic, then you may be familiar with the IMA light. This light comes on when there is an issue with the Integrated Motor Assist system. But what does this mean?
Don’t panic! There are a few things you can do to troubleshoot the issue and get your car running smoothly again. We will walk you through what the Honda Civic IMA light is, what it means when it comes on, whether you can drive with it on and how to resolve the issue.
But what is battery reconditioning? Here, we’ll answer that as well as let you know how to know when your battery may need replacing, what steps we take when we recondition hybrid batteries and the advantages and disadvantages of purchasing this option over new.
So you’re either shopping around for a hybrid vehicle and wondering what to expect, or you currently own one. In the latter case, you likely paid a generous amount for your investment, even if you bought it used. You certainly don’t want to have to spend another arm and a leg repairing it and needing new parts too often.
But replacing your hybrid’s battery doesn’t have to drain your savings. Read on to learn about a hybrid battery’s expected life and tips to maximize their lifetime – along with how to know if it’s faulty, the replacement costs, and how to get the best bang for your buck!
There are a few different ways that Hybrid Battery Repair can be performed. Of course, there are pros and cons for every method:
replacing bad cells
replacing all cells with rejuvenated cells
installing a new battery
Before doing any of the below, it is important to note that you should have your hybrid battery tested first to determine what state it is in. Now, let’s take a few minutes and go over your hybrid battery replacement or repair options.
