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    well my friend has a 92 accord he got a new battery yesturday. installed it then he saw he gotten it backwards. negative on postive, postive on negative. he didnt start the car tho with it like that. he corrected it now it dosent start. i havent seen the car yet but am goin to help him out today. just need what could be the problem here and is it going to be a big issue? thanks

    #2
    check the 80A fuse in the underhood fuse box.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Accord R33
      check the 80A fuse in the underhood fuse box.
      ok. i heard that the ecu can get fried also? that can be a possibilty?

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        #4
        Originally posted by sackingz123
        ok. i heard that the ecu can get fried also? that can be a possibilty?
        it could...but i doubt it.

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          #5
          Couldn't the ECU only fry if he tried to start the car?
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            #6
            One guy on here said his mom's accord had the same thing and they tried to crank it I believe. It wouldn't start anymore and replacing that main battery fuse fixed it.

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            where you been, is something wrong?
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              #7
              Nope. The fuse is there to prevent that. As accord R33 said check the 80amp fuse thats usually the one that goes out.

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                #8
                Again, the 80A fuse and every other fuse just to be safe.
                wat?

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