혼다 CR-V 수리 사례
2015년식 · RM (2012-2017) · 2.0 자동
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2026. 7. 1. 작업
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My wife’s secondary car is a 2015 Honda CRV, with ~ 194,000 miles on it. She’s become reluctant to drive it far, because she believes/ has been told by someone that she should change out the alternator and the starter motor, before they fail. To date, neither has given any indication of trouble. Thoughts on replacing these two? (She actually does like this car, and somewhat prefers it over her 2021 CRV)
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My thought is that, because both the alternator and the starter on this engine are reasonably accessible, replacing them when they actually fail should not be a big deal for a competent mechanic. Ergo–I wouldn’t replace them at this point… unless she is contemplating a long drive through a remote wilderness area. That being said, at close to 200k miles, it is likely that there will be upcoming transmission issues, and it might not be fiscally-feasible to pay ~$3,500 for a new transmission when the vehicle may only be worth $7k-$8k. In other words, if you pay for pre-emptive starter & alternator replacement, only to be faced with the need for a trans overhaul, you might easily have wasted your money on the starter/alternator repairs.
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