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- Suitable models: compatible with Acura RLX 2014-2020; compatible with Honda Accord 2013-2017
- Part number: 38920T2AA04, 38920-T2A-A02, 38920-T2A-A03, 38920-TY2-A01 38920-T2A-A04
- Function: Made of quality materials, the tail fiber connector adopts copper alloy conductor design, with good performance and long service life. It can be tightly connected to the original cable, ensuring installation and sensing stability, solving your charging system problems and returning to the road.
- Installation: Easy to install, first disconnect the negative cable and loosen the bolt with a bolt wrench. Next, use bolt wrench 3 to remove the bolt on the other side of the wiring. Remove the old battery sensor, replace it with a new one, and reconnect the cables and bolts.
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Informação adicional
| Brand | LoloWheat |
|---|---|
| Maximum Supply Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
| Measurement Accuracy | ±2A |
| Output Type | Analog |
| Manufacturer | LoloWheat |
faisal talha –
The battery terminal had rust on the the terminal
DHWAustin –
I got this for my 2015 Honda Accord to address a Low Voltage warning light that started popping up. It was easy to change out and did help my problem, but did not fully resolve it. Seems that the voltage on this device does not exactly match what was needed for my vehicle, so sometimes I have to start my car a couple of times in the morning to keep from getting the Low Voltage light. Once it starts without the light, I never have an issue, but I’m most likely going to go to the Honda shop to get a true OEM part in the next couple of weeks to see if that resolve it.
This part seems very solid and “looks” just like the part I replaced. I’ll update the review if I make the change to OEM and it resolves the issue completely.