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No charge, no speedo
Hi, I'm new to the group, but my daughter has a Honda now so I'll be
lurking. I didn't find anything on this exact problem in a search so: Vehicle is a 1998 Civic DX 5spd. Dead battery prompted a test of the alternator, which wasn't charging at all. Replaced alternator, and externally charged battery overnight. The car started fine the next morning, and it worked fine for about 1/2 a day, charging between 13.8v and 14.2v, then the speedo quit working, then that evening the headlights were dim. Next morning, battery was weak again, I charged the battery for a while, then started it, but now there is a no charge condition again, verified with a Fluke meter at the battery, but not at the alternator. A brief check of the fuse block under the dash revealed a blown 10A fuse, Alternator / Speedo. Replaced it, had a charge at the battery, then blew the fuse when moving the vehicle in the driveway. I suspect the vehicle speed sensor has a bad connection or is malfunctioning. Any other ideas before I dive back in tomorrow? Thanks in advance! Spdloader |
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