2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
09-06-2006 | 01:20 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
same price.
designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
same price.
09-06-2006 | 01:20 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
same price.
designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
same price.
09-06-2006 | 08:38 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
Just replaced my battery in my 2000 elantra with walmart everstart 600 cca
and free install 2 yr free replacement and 6 yr prorated for 39.95 Happy so
far with it.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
> designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
> most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
> same price.
>
and free install 2 yr free replacement and 6 yr prorated for 39.95 Happy so
far with it.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:2087c0772115f98a1e25e9236f9dc6ec@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
> designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
> most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
> same price.
>
09-06-2006 | 08:38 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
Just replaced my battery in my 2000 elantra with walmart everstart 600 cca
and free install 2 yr free replacement and 6 yr prorated for 39.95 Happy so
far with it.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
> designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
> most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
> same price.
>
and free install 2 yr free replacement and 6 yr prorated for 39.95 Happy so
far with it.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:2087c0772115f98a1e25e9236f9dc6ec@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
> designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
> most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
> same price.
>
09-06-2006 | 09:19 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
Funny you should mention the 24F battery.
In the 2002-'05 Kia Sedona, while the original battery is not a 24F, that is
listed as a recommended replacement, and indeed, it fits just fine.
But I have a local farm store that sells some pretty good quality batteries.
They do NOT list the 24F as fitting the Elantra, but they have something
called the 24FH. It seems to be only for selected Hyundai models, and it is
listed as the fit for the Elantra. It sells for the same price as the 24F,
and I can guess that the 'H' designation stands for Hyundai. On sale, I can
get it for $63, and the only available 24FH is their top-line model. Just
in the last three months, it started showing up in stock in their stores.
I will comfortably use that if I need it, but I am curious what that is all
about.
Thanx for the info, everyone.
Tom Wenndt
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
> designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
> most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
> same price.
>
In the 2002-'05 Kia Sedona, while the original battery is not a 24F, that is
listed as a recommended replacement, and indeed, it fits just fine.
But I have a local farm store that sells some pretty good quality batteries.
They do NOT list the 24F as fitting the Elantra, but they have something
called the 24FH. It seems to be only for selected Hyundai models, and it is
listed as the fit for the Elantra. It sells for the same price as the 24F,
and I can guess that the 'H' designation stands for Hyundai. On sale, I can
get it for $63, and the only available 24FH is their top-line model. Just
in the last three months, it started showing up in stock in their stores.
I will comfortably use that if I need it, but I am curious what that is all
about.
Thanx for the info, everyone.
Tom Wenndt
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:2087c0772115f98a1e25e9236f9dc6ec@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
> designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
> most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
> same price.
>
09-06-2006 | 09:19 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
Funny you should mention the 24F battery.
In the 2002-'05 Kia Sedona, while the original battery is not a 24F, that is
listed as a recommended replacement, and indeed, it fits just fine.
But I have a local farm store that sells some pretty good quality batteries.
They do NOT list the 24F as fitting the Elantra, but they have something
called the 24FH. It seems to be only for selected Hyundai models, and it is
listed as the fit for the Elantra. It sells for the same price as the 24F,
and I can guess that the 'H' designation stands for Hyundai. On sale, I can
get it for $63, and the only available 24FH is their top-line model. Just
in the last three months, it started showing up in stock in their stores.
I will comfortably use that if I need it, but I am curious what that is all
about.
Thanx for the info, everyone.
Tom Wenndt
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:2087c0772115f98a1e25e9236f9dc6ec@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
> designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
> most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
> same price.
>
In the 2002-'05 Kia Sedona, while the original battery is not a 24F, that is
listed as a recommended replacement, and indeed, it fits just fine.
But I have a local farm store that sells some pretty good quality batteries.
They do NOT list the 24F as fitting the Elantra, but they have something
called the 24FH. It seems to be only for selected Hyundai models, and it is
listed as the fit for the Elantra. It sells for the same price as the 24F,
and I can guess that the 'H' designation stands for Hyundai. On sale, I can
get it for $63, and the only available 24FH is their top-line model. Just
in the last three months, it started showing up in stock in their stores.
I will comfortably use that if I need it, but I am curious what that is all
about.
Thanx for the info, everyone.
Tom Wenndt
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:2087c0772115f98a1e25e9236f9dc6ec@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> For what it's worth, the 24F fits just fine. I'm not sure what the size
> designation is for Elantra, but I wind up installing a Sonata battery in
> most cases because it fits, it's a better battery, and we sell it for the
> same price.
>
09-07-2006 | 01:36 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
On 5 Sep 2006 09:58:17 -0700, slombardi@gmail.com wrote:
>What rating do I need for a replacement battery?
I don't need a battery yet, but looked at Walmart recently because i
was buying my son a battery. They had one listed for my 03 Elantra and
I've used their batteries before in other cars so I wouldn't hesitate.
>What rating do I need for a replacement battery?
I don't need a battery yet, but looked at Walmart recently because i
was buying my son a battery. They had one listed for my 03 Elantra and
I've used their batteries before in other cars so I wouldn't hesitate.
09-07-2006 | 01:36 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
On 5 Sep 2006 09:58:17 -0700, slombardi@gmail.com wrote:
>What rating do I need for a replacement battery?
I don't need a battery yet, but looked at Walmart recently because i
was buying my son a battery. They had one listed for my 03 Elantra and
I've used their batteries before in other cars so I wouldn't hesitate.
>What rating do I need for a replacement battery?
I don't need a battery yet, but looked at Walmart recently because i
was buying my son a battery. They had one listed for my 03 Elantra and
I've used their batteries before in other cars so I wouldn't hesitate.
09-09-2006 | 11:26 PM
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hyundaitech wrote:
> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
> they're overpriced, though.
>
> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>
I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
> they're overpriced, though.
>
> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>
I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
09-09-2006 | 11:26 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
hyundaitech wrote:
> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
> they're overpriced, though.
>
> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>
I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
> they're overpriced, though.
>
> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>
I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
09-09-2006 | 11:29 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
hyundaitech wrote:
> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
> they're overpriced, though.
>
> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>
My is the original still going strong (Elantra 2000). Never had such a
thing with any US stuff.
> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
> they're overpriced, though.
>
> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>
My is the original still going strong (Elantra 2000). Never had such a
thing with any US stuff.
09-09-2006 | 11:29 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
hyundaitech wrote:
> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
> they're overpriced, though.
>
> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>
My is the original still going strong (Elantra 2000). Never had such a
thing with any US stuff.
> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
> they're overpriced, though.
>
> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>
My is the original still going strong (Elantra 2000). Never had such a
thing with any US stuff.
09-10-2006 | 12:40 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 03:26:50 GMT, happy <happy@camper.com> wrote:
>hyundaitech wrote:
>> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
>> they're overpriced, though.
>>
>> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>>
>I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
>Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
Ditto with my 2001 Elantra, maybe we lucked out with that
batch of batteries.
>hyundaitech wrote:
>> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
>> they're overpriced, though.
>>
>> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>>
>I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
>Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
Ditto with my 2001 Elantra, maybe we lucked out with that
batch of batteries.
09-10-2006 | 12:40 PM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 03:26:50 GMT, happy <happy@camper.com> wrote:
>hyundaitech wrote:
>> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
>> they're overpriced, though.
>>
>> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>>
>I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
>Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
Ditto with my 2001 Elantra, maybe we lucked out with that
batch of batteries.
>hyundaitech wrote:
>> The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
>> they're overpriced, though.
>>
>> It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>>
>I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
>Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
Ditto with my 2001 Elantra, maybe we lucked out with that
batch of batteries.
09-11-2006 | 07:09 AM
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Re: 2003 Elantra Replacement Battery
irwell wrote:
> On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 03:26:50 GMT, happy <happy@camper.com> wrote:
>
>
>>hyundaitech wrote:
>>
>>>The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
>>>they're overpriced, though.
>>>
>>>It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>>>
>>
>>I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
>>Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
>
>
> Ditto with my 2001 Elantra, maybe we lucked out with that
> batch of batteries.
It may be the area you live in. If it doesn't get really hot or really
cold, batteries will last longer.
> On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 03:26:50 GMT, happy <happy@camper.com> wrote:
>
>
>>hyundaitech wrote:
>>
>>>The dealer batteries are okay. They're made by Interstate. In my opinion,
>>>they're overpriced, though.
>>>
>>>It's the original batteries in the vehicles I think are crap.
>>>
>>
>>I have mine, the original (Elantra 2000) getting on the seventh year.
>>Never had such satisfaction with any US batteries.
>
>
> Ditto with my 2001 Elantra, maybe we lucked out with that
> batch of batteries.
It may be the area you live in. If it doesn't get really hot or really
cold, batteries will last longer.