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    Bad wires

    One night I went to the house and went to sleep and the next day I woke up and stared my car up and the battry light came on. So I drove my car that day and my amp and subs would not come on like it didn't have the power for the spekers. So I went home that night and went to sleep and the next day I get in my car to got to school and the battery was dead. So I called my buddy that knows more about Hondas more than me to come over and help me to try and find the proplem and all we could come up with is that I may have a short in a wire or something. So if anyone has had a proplem like this can you please help me.
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    I've never had that problem, but i'd guess the wires too.

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      #3
      did you get the alternator checked out?

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        Originally posted by CustomLowz
        did you get the alternator checked out?
        x2. Usually when battery light comes on your gettin a low charge first place I would look other than the battery itself.

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          #5
          time to get out the current prob (after ya get the battery charged) and start pulling fuses. current draw should be practically nil with the key off. if you are pulling amps, pull fuses until the current drops to a reasonable level. once ya find out which fused circuit causes it, check the circuit for shorts and whatnot. if ya don't already have a wiring diagram, you're gonna need it. just my $.02
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            #6
            when my alternator went bad i would drive down the road after a jump and my car would start sputtering and jerk and piss me off.

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              #7
              get ur alternator checked if the battery light is constantly on.

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