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Car Forum / Honda Cars / April 2008

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'98 Accord  Alternator wierdness

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Al  G - 18 Apr 2008 16:52 GMT
Hi group,

   1998 Honda Accord, Ex, 6Cyl, 4 door.

   The alternator failed, (Battery, brake, doors & trunk light), and I
replaced it. The new alternator seems to work fine for about 10 minutes, and
then starts cycling on and off.  The lights come on, (Battery, brake, doors
& trunk light), for 2 seconds, and then off for 10. On for 2, off for ten, a
couple of times, then back to normal.

   This appears to happen about the time the battery gets "topped off". My
normal drive to work is only about 12 minutes, so I can't tell you what it
does after an hour of driving.

   Has anyone seen this before? Any clue what is going on? Do I need to
replace this alternator as well?

   Thanks in advance,
   Al  G
motsco_ - 18 Apr 2008 18:20 GMT
Al G wrote:
> Hi group,
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>     Thanks in advance,
>     Al  G

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What's your mileage?

SEARCH 'Honda Electronic Load Detector' it's called the ELD and it's
(molded) inside your under-hood fuse box.

It is much-misdiagnosed.

'Curly'
Al  G - 18 Apr 2008 18:30 GMT
82,000

Al  G

> Al G wrote:
>> Hi group,
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> 'Curly'
Al  G - 21 Apr 2008 21:48 GMT
> Al G wrote:
>> Hi group,
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> 'Curly'

   Ok, I did so google. I didn't find anything I thought was related. Are
you saying this is a diagnosis?

Al  G
 
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