Re: Battery Light on..
Originally Posted by FooK
Originally Posted by ZC4ME
Originally Posted by FooK
Originally Posted by ZC4ME
Yea, I know pulling an axle is not hard, but this $100 car was so rusted, that I knew any bolt I took off the suspension was going to break. It did not have an alternator when I got it, so just wanted it on there and that was the safest way to not have to do more work, lol.
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Re: Battery Light on..
well I found the problem.. loose battery terminals. ::) >:(
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Re: Battery Light on..
Originally Posted by crx88Si
well I found the problem.. loose battery terminals. ::) >:(
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loose battery terminals? the alternator alone (without the battery hooked up) can run just about everything in the car and not drop below 13.2volts, so the battery light should havent came on for that.
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Originally Posted by ZC4ME
Hmmm, my buddy said he did it on his CRX too. He was there and got under the car, but he could not remember how he did or figure the rust bucket out either. I think maybe you were both on some good drugs, lol.
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Re: Battery Light on..
Originally Posted by crx88Si
well I found the problem.. loose battery terminals. ::) >:(
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15 year old wires will get you every chance they get :y
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Originally Posted by AbaZ
loose battery terminals? the alternator alone (without the battery hooked up) can run just about everything in the car and not drop below 13.2volts, so the battery light should havent came on for that.
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always roll with a 10mm, 12mm , flashlight and adjustable wrench
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You might laugh but I pulled the bulb on my alt idiot lite. A Honda tech informed me of regularly getting complaints about non oem alts.
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