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Deo 03-03-2008 02:02 PM

98 Accord Dash Lights flicker intermittently (door ajar, battery, brake lamp)
 
All four door ajar lights, brake lights and the battery lights come on when I rev then engine, or when I don't rev the engine at other times. I can play with the fan and they will go off as well. This happened a ways back not too long after service but has caused no obvious problems.

I have seen a few others with this generation (98-02) accord have had the same problem and made some posts on the net, but I have never seen anyone post feedback or a response of what it could be.

Anyone know the solution?

Misa 03-03-2008 03:23 PM

seems like alternator.

Deo 03-06-2008 10:06 AM

17V when running
 
I noticed today the battery is the normal 12.7 volts with no load but just over 17 volts with running and I believe it should be about 14.5 So if I turn on some load the dash lights go out. hummmm

Cousin It 03-06-2008 01:24 PM

Alternator. It's a common problem on 6th generation V6 Accords which came with a crap Delphi alternator. Your voltage regulator is cooking off. Replace the alternator before it takes out your battery too and leaves you stranded.

Deo 03-07-2008 12:34 PM

Thanks for the feedback!

Tedmond 03-07-2008 03:37 PM

wtf 17volts? careful your car electronics ECM, PGM might be burned with that much power, better get it checked out asap also the voltage regulator is damaged or is going !

kerpal 03-07-2008 06:36 PM


Originally Posted by Deo (Post 3817672)
All four door ajar lights, brake lights and the battery lights come on when I rev then engine, or when I don't rev the engine at other times. I can play with the fan auto body part and they will go off as well. This happened a ways back not too long after service but has caused no obvious problems.

I have seen a few others with this generation (98-02) accord have had the same problem and made some posts on the net, but I have never seen anyone post feedback or a response of what it could be.

Anyone know the solution?


Probably the alternator my friend.. Dunno if having it rewinded will make it work

Tray Michael Kucera 10-22-2019 03:17 PM

Dont think it's the alternator
 
Same thing happens to me when the car downshifts (automatic) and I just changed the alternator and starter plus the battery is at 12v


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