Spool valve is not leaking again, first thing I checked.Is the spool valve leaking again? Also make sure that you understand how the Honda charging system works. There is a low charge and a high charge mode, one that keeps the battery at ~14 volts, another that maintains it at ~12 volts.
I have it on the charger as we speak, I purchased on 11/23/20 so just over 2 years old.things are pointing to the alternator... although not common even reman denso's can go bad, have seen some posts on them.
whats the state of that battery now? did you test it / change it with the alternator when it blew?
always a good practice, so you're not working an alternator on a bad battery.
a decent load test doesn't hurt, many of the battery testers are not analyzers and do not place an adequate load on the battery, they measure voltage and internal resistance which helps identify some issues but not all.I don't think it's the battery, it reads 12.5-12.6V with the van off and it cranks quickly with no hesitation.
The alternator has a 1 year guarantee so at least it won't cost anything but my time.
Those are awesome.I picked up a Solar BA7 tester years ago.
Will test your battery
Will test your charging system
Below is. BA9
Lot of good you tubes on how this tester works
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Honestly - I feel the same way.Gotta vent a little, this van has been pretty disappointing since we've had it. Oil leaks, motor mount, cv axel, I'm sure some other stuff I'm forgetting. Not to mention having to disable VCM. A modern vehicle that hauls the wife and kids should be dead nuts reliable and this one just isn't. Not sure if the next one will be a Honda.
Rant over.
Honestly - I feel the same way.Gotta vent a little, this van has been pretty disappointing since we've had it. Oil leaks, motor mount, cv axel, I'm sure some other stuff I'm forgetting. Not to mention having to disable VCM. A modern vehicle that hauls the wife and kids should be dead nuts reliable and this one just isn't. Not sure if the next one will be a Honda.
Rant over.