Standard Ignition A50-6TA Battery Cable - Positive

Battery Cable for Honda CR-V

Standard Ignition A50-6TA is a battery cable for select Honda CR-V applications. It is built with a synthetic rubber jacket that resists heat, oil, and moisture while staying stable near hot engine components.

Key Features

• Premium-quality custom battery cable from Standard Ignition
• Tough synthetic rubber jacket resists burning, softening, and melting
• Helps protect against corrosive exposure from oil, moisture, and heat
• Direct-fit battery cable for positive-side applications
• Part number A50-6TA for easy identification

Detailed Description

This Standard Ignition battery cable is made for Honda CR-V models that need a durable replacement for the battery-to-switch connection. It is a practical choice for 2005-2006 Honda CR-V, Positive, Battery To Switch, and also fits 2002-2004 Honda CR-V, N/A, Battery To Switch. The A50-6TA is built to handle underhood conditions where heat and contamination can shorten cable life.

This part cross-references 718630 for the same application. If you are replacing a worn or damaged Honda CR-V battery cable, A50-6TA provides a direct replacement option for the listed vehicles.

What It Helps Fix

• Cracked or heat-damaged battery cable insulation
• Corrosion at the battery-to-switch connection
• Intermittent starting caused by a failing cable
• Voltage loss from damaged or deteriorated cable material
• Electrical issues related to exposed or weakened cable jackets

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle year, position, and battery-to-switch routing before installation. Inspect the battery terminals, switch connection points, and surrounding wiring for corrosion or heat damage before installing the new cable. Confirm the cable path matches the original layout on your Honda CR-V to ensure proper routing and secure fitment.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition describes this cable as a premium-quality custom cable with a synthetic rubber jacket engineered to resist heat, oil, and moisture in demanding engine-bay conditions.