So, I have a 2022 Honda Civic Sport and I am currently having issues with it. For a few weeks now, the car will be running fine and when I park and turn the car off and come back to turn it on, it won't start. When I push on the push to start button, I'll hear a few clicks and the engine won't start but all of the lights and the radio will turn on but not the engine. I've had my battery recharged thinking it would be the battery but it continues to do it. I would have to jump the car and once I start it, it works completely fine. I have driven it for an hour after getting it jumped and I won't have any issues but as soon as I turn the car off and go back to turn it on, it won't start. I don't think the alternator is bad or the battery. Is anyone else having this issue? If so, how did you get it to work properly. Please help!
Muniz190000
More than likely a bad battery. Probably needs to be replaced, might check to see if its under warranty, here in the US its normally covered under the 3 year/36,000 mile warranty.
Honda new car battery warranty:
...Honda vehicles come with a New Vehicle Limited Warranty that covers the original battery for three years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. If you purchase a replacement battery from a genuine Honda parts department, you'll receive the Honda 100-month battery warranty, which provides coverage for about eight years. The first 36 months are covered for free replacement and installation, and for the remaining 64 months, you're entitled to receive a credit towards the purchase of a new battery based on current retail prices at the time...
I would take it back to Honda first to see if either it's still covered by the new car warranty. If not complain and see if they will sell u a new one at a discount. Then make sure it's covered by the 100-month warranty. That's a pretty good warranty.
Some of us just don't drive are cars enough and batteries will die under those low mile/short trip conditions. A 100-month battery warranty will help mitigate this.
...Honda vehicles come with a New Vehicle Limited Warranty that covers the original battery for three years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. If you purchase a replacement battery from a genuine Honda parts department, you'll receive the Honda 100-month battery warranty, which provides coverage for about eight years. The first 36 months are covered for free replacement and installation, and for the remaining 64 months, you're entitled to receive a credit towards the purchase of a new battery based on current retail prices at the time...
I would take it back to Honda first to see if either it's still covered by the new car warranty. If not complain and see if they will sell u a new one at a discount. Then make sure it's covered by the 100-month warranty. That's a pretty good warranty.
Some of us just don't drive are cars enough and batteries will die under those low mile/short trip conditions. A 100-month battery warranty will help mitigate this.
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